"BJP and Shivraj Singh Chouhan ji developed MP overcoming every obstacle including an unfriendly government in Delhi"
"Narendra Modi campaigns in Madhya Pradesh"
"Narendra Modi lauds leadership of Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan"
"BJP is seeking people’s vote in the name of development: Narendra Modi"
"Ganatantra has become Ghartantra for Congress. We need to bid goodbye to this culture. We want to make it Gunatantra: Narendra Modi "
"Time for votebank politics is over. We need development politics. Nation needs Vikas Not Vibhajan: Narendra Modi "
"Implement what you are promising to the people in the states where you have your Governments: Narendra Modi to Congress "
"BJP and Shivraj Singh Chouhan ji have developed Madhya Pradesh overcoming every possible obstacle including an unfriendly government in New Delhi: Narendra Modi "
"Political parties must go among the people and tell them what they have done. Delhi is not willing to answer what it did but I congratulate Shivraj ji and his entire team. He covered the state, went to villages and told the people what he did: Narendra Modi"
" Shivraj ji has devoted every moment of his time to the people: Narendra Modi "
"Congress does not want MP to development because it fears that if MP develops the credit would go to the BJP and they would never win in the state: Narendra Modi "
"It is my birthright to raise a voice against those who have ruined India. If committing wrong is your right then it is mine to place it in front of the people: Narendra Modi to Congress"

Watch : Shri Narendra Modi addressing a Public Meeting in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh

Shri Narendra Modi began his campaign in the poll bound state of Madhya Pradesh on Monday 18th November 2013 when he addressed a massive BJP rally is Chhatarpur (Chhatarpur district) and later spoke at a massive rally in Sagar (Sagar district). Thereafter Shri Modi addressed rallies in Guna (Guna district) and Bhopal, the state capital. Lauding the development work of the Madhya Pradesh government under the leadership of Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Shri Modi made a strong appeal to the voters to vote in large numbers and make the BJP emerge victorious in the state yet again. Shri Modi categorically stated that the BJP is seeking the vote of the people in the name of development.

Speaking in Bhopal, Shri Modi said that the time for votebank politics is over and what the nation needs is development politics. “We need Vikas, not Vibhajan,” affirmed the BJP’s PM candidate. He pointed that the Congress has destroyed the essence of our Ganatantra and made it a Ghartantra (family run) and he called for bidding goodbye to this political culture and making it a Gunatantra. Shri Modi brought out the rigid and partisan attitude of the Congress by giving the example of the Centre’s refusal to install gates on the Narmada Dam. He shared that due to this, Madhya Pradesh is being denied 800 MW of electricity it can otherwise get. Shri Modi challenged the Congress to first implement the false promises they are offering to the people in their own states.

Narendra Modi campaigns in Madhya Pradesh

Lauding the development of the Madhya Pradesh under Shri Chouhan, Shri Modi said, “BJP and Shivraj Singh Chouhan ji have developed Madhya Pradesh overcoming every possible obstacle including an unfriendly government in New Delhi.” He gave examples to illustrate the good work of Shri Chouhan, be it is increasing wheat production from 50 lakh tonnes during the Congress government to over 160 lakh tonnes at present, improving irrigation facilities and high rate of MP’s agriculture growth. Shri Modi shared that when the Bundelkhand package was given, Shivraj ji’s efforts to implement the package were lauded uniformly, including by the Prime Minister whereas in Uttar Pradesh no one knows what happened to the money. Shri Modi stated that the same Congress that seeks votes in the name of farmers presided over a regime in MP where farmers were charged exhorbitant rates of interest whereas under Shivraj ji, farmers do not have to pay any interest.

Narendra Modi campaigns in Madhya Pradesh

Narendra Modi campaigns in Madhya Pradesh

Narendra Modi campaigns in Madhya Pradesh

Watch : Shri Narendra Modi addressing a Public Meeting in Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh

Shri Modi affirmed that it is the onus of the democratically elected Government to go among the people and tell them what they have done. Praising Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Shri Modi said, “Political parties must go among the people and tell them what they have done. Delhi is not willing to answer what it did but I congratulate Shivraj ji and his entire team. He covered the state, went to villages and told the people what he did. He told the people what was the situation during Congress rule and what it is now, he told them where the state was earlier and where it is now.” He added that Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s Yatra received a wonderful response from the people of Madhya Pradesh and said that right from the very beginning, Shivraj ji has devoted every moment of his time to the people.

Taking on the Congress party for their inability to answer the people on what they have done for Madhya Pradesh, Shri Modi pointed that the Congress does not want MP to development because it fears that if MP develops the credit would go to the BJP and they would never win in the state. He affirmed that the Congress lacks the courage to speak about issues of development. Exposing the doublespeak of the Congress Shri Modi declared, “Congress leaders go to villages and make speeches- why were schools not built, why were hospitals not built. I ask them, you ruled in Madhya Pradesh for 50 years. Did you build schools that Shivraj ji demolished? Did you build hospitals that Shivraj ji has locked? You did not do anything!” He accused the Centre of ignoring the roads of Madhya Pradesh, which can affect the state’s efforts to present itself as an attractive tourist destination.

He described the former MP Chief Minister and Congress General Secretary as a Chairman of ‘Jhooth Manufacturing factory’ who is constantly spreading lies.

Watch : Shri Narendra Modi addressing a Public Meeting in Guna, Madhya Pradesh

Giving a fitting answer to the recent statement by the Prime Minister that the BJP has lowered the level of politics in the country, Shri Modi said, “I want to ask the Prime Minster who lowered the dignity of his office and who disrespected the Cabinet system? PM’s own party Vice President calls his decision nonsense, nonsense, nonsense and that too in front of the media.” Shri Modi told the Prime Minister that no BJP leader has ever lowered the dignity of the Prime Minister’s office but it is those sitting close to the Prime Minister who have done so. He stated that one can understand that the Prime Minister cannot speak against those who are really causing him pain but asked him not to blame the BJP.

Shri Modi strongly criticized the statement by the Congress Vice President that the BJP leaders are thieves, saying that such language is not proper. He added that if the BJP has stolen something, it is the sleep of the Congress leaders. Shri Modi avowed that the strength of the Lotus is such that the Congress is unable to bear one family coming under so much criticism. Elaborating further he said, “I come from a village and from a poor family. I do not belong to the elite class. These people get upset at what we say. Attack any other person or party it is ok but if 1 family is attacked see what happens. Is decency only for defence of 1 family?” He further added, “It is my birth right to raise a voice against those who have ruined India. If committing wrong is your right then it is mine to place it in front of the people.” He attributed the rising prices that are affecting the poor to the flawed economic policies of the UPA.

He expressed confidence that the BJP would form the Government n Delhi in 2014 and with a BJP government both in MP and Delhi the development of MP would scale even greater heights. Large number of BJP leaders and Karyakartas were present during the rallies.

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Joint Statement on the visit of PM Modi to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
December 16, 2025

At the invitation of His Majesty King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Hon’ble Prime Minister of the Republic of India, Shri Narendra Modi visited the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan on December 15-16, 2025.

The Leaders acknowledged the fact that the visit of Prime Minister Modi is taking place at a significant time, as the two countries celebrate the 75th anniversary of the establishment of bilateral diplomatic relations.

The Leaders appreciated the long-standing relationship between their countries which is characterized by mutual trust, warmth and goodwill. They positively assessed the multi-faceted India-Jordan relations that span across various areas of cooperation including political, economic, defence, security, culture, and education among others.

The Leaders appreciated the excellent cooperation between the two sides at the bilateral level and in multilateral forums. They warmly recalled their earlier meetings in New York (September 2019), in Riyadh (October 2019), in Dubai (December 2023) and in Italy (June 2024).

Political Relations

The Leaders held bilateral as well as expanded talks in Amman on 15 December 2025, where they discussed relations between India and Jordan. They also agreed to expand cooperation between the two countries in areas of mutual interest and to stand together as trusted partners in pursuing their respective development aspirations.

The Leaders noted with satisfaction the regular convening of political dialogue between the two countries as well as the meetings of the various Joint Working Groups in diverse areas. They further agreed to fully utilize the established mechanisms to consolidate bilateral relations. In this regard, the leaders commended the outcomes of the Fourth Round of Political Consultations between the two foreign ministries that was held in Amman on April 29, 2025. The fifth round will be held in New Delhi.

Looking forward, the Leaders reaffirmed their determination to sustain the positive trajectory of relations between the two countries, to promote high-level interactions, and continue to cooperate and collaborate with each other.

Economic Cooperation

The Leaders appreciated the strong bilateral trade engagement between India and Jordan, currently valued at USD 2.3 billion for 2024, making India the third largest trading partner for Jordan. They agreed on the need to diversify the trade basket to further enhance bilateral trade. The Leaders also agreed on the early convening of the 11th Trade and Economic Joint Committee in the first half of 2026, to monitor progress in economic and trade relations.

The Leaders welcomed the convening of the Jordan- India Business Forum on the sidelines of the visit on 16 December 2025. A high-level business delegation from the two countries discussed ways to further strengthen and expand trade and economic cooperation between the two countries.

The Leaders acknowledged the importance of cooperation in the field of customs. They further agreed to fully utilize the Agreement on Cooperation and Mutual Administrative Assistance in Customs Matters. This agreement facilitates sharing of information to ensure proper application of Customs Laws and combating of customs offences. It also provides facilitation of trade by adopting simplified customs procedures for efficient clearance of goods traded between the two countries.

Both Leaders underlined the potential for enhanced economic cooperation between the two countries, taking into account Jordan’s strategic geographic location and advanced logistics capabilities. In this context, both sides reaffirmed the importance of strengthening transport and logistics connectivity, including the regional integration of Jordan’s transit and logistics infrastructure as a strategic opportunity to advance shared economic interests and private-sector collaboration.

Technology and Education

The two sides reviewed bilateral cooperation in the fields of digital technology and education and agreed to collaborate in various fields such as the capacity building of officials in digital transformation, promoting institutional cooperation for feasibility study in the implementation of Digital Transformational solutions and in other areas. They also agreed to explore further avenues of cooperation in the implementation of digital transformation initiatives of both the countries. The two sides expressed interest in expanding and upgrading the infrastructure and the capacity building programs of the India and Jordan Centre of Excellence in Information Technology, hosted at Al Hussein Technical University.

The two sides discussed the road map for collaboration in the field of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI). In this context, both sides welcomed the signing of a letter of intent for entering into an agreement on sharing of Indian experience of DPI. Both sides agreed to collaborate in ensuring a safe, secure, trusted and inclusive digital environment.

The two sides recognized the vital role of technology in education, economic growth and social development and agreed on continued collaboration in the areas of digital transformation, governance and capacity building.

The Indian side highlighted the important role of capacity building in sustainable development and expressed commitment to continue collaboration in this field through the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) Programme in various fields including information technology, agriculture, and healthcare. The Jordanian side appreciated the increase of ITEC slots from 35 to 50 with effect from the current year.

Health

The Leaders underscored their commitment to working together in the field of healthcare through sharing of expertise, especially in advancing tele-medicine and capacity building in training of health workforce. They acknowledged the importance of health and pharmaceuticals as a key pillar of bilateral cooperation, underlining its role in promoting the well-being of their peoples and in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Agriculture

The Leaders acknowledged the crucial role of the agricultural sector in advancing food security and nutrition and expressed a shared commitment to strengthening collaboration in this sector. In this context, they reviewed current cooperation between the two sides in the field of fertilizers, especially phosphates. They also agreed on increasing collaboration in exchange of technology and expertise to enhance the efficiency of agriculture and related sectors.

Water Cooperation

The Leaders welcomed the signing of the MoU on Cooperation in the field of Water Resources Management & Development and acknowledged the importance of cooperation between the two sides in areas such as water-saving agricultural technologies, capacity building, climate adaptation and planning and aquifer management.

Green and Sustainable Development

The Leaders discussed the importance of increasing collaboration in the field of climate change, environment, sustainable development and encouraging the use of new and renewable energy. In this context, they welcomed the signing of the MoU on Technical Cooperation in the field of New and Renewable Energy. Through the signing of this MoU, they agreed on the exchange and training of scientific and technical personnel, organization of workshops, seminars and working groups, transfer of equipment, know-how and technology on a non-commercial basis and development of joint research or technical projects on subjects of mutual interest.

Cultural Cooperation

The two sides expressed their appreciation for the growing cultural exchanges between India and Jordan, and welcomed the signing of the Cultural Exchange Programme for the period 2025–2029. They supported the idea of expanding cooperation in the fields of music, dance, theatre, art, archives, libraries and literature, and festivals. They also welcomed the signing of the Twinning Agreement between the City of Petra and Ellora Caves Site, focusing on the development of the archaeological sites and on promotion of social relations.

Connectivity

The two sides acknowledged the importance of direct connectivity in fostering bilateral relations. It is an important cornerstone for promotion of trade, investment, tourism, and people-to-people exchanges and helps in cultivating deeper mutual understanding. In this regard, they agreed to explore the possibility of enhancing direct connectivity between the two countries.

Multilateral Cooperation

His Majesty King Abdullah II praised India’s leadership in the International Solar Alliance (ISA) and the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) and the Global Biofuels Alliance (GBA). India welcomed Jordan’s expression of willingness in joining the ISA, CDRI and GBA. The two sides recognized biofuels as a sustainable, low-carbon option to achieve decarbonization commitments and deliver greater economic and social development for the people of both countries.

At the end of the visit, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi expressed his sincere thanks and appreciation to His Majesty King Abdullah II for the warm reception and generous hospitality extended to him and his accompanying delegation. He also conveyed his best wishes for the continued progress and prosperity of the friendly people of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. For his part, His Majesty extended his sincere wishes to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the friendly people of India for further progress and prosperity.