PM Modi interacts with BJP Karyakartas from Maharashtra via NaMo App

Published By : Admin | November 16, 2024 | 11:30 IST
PM Modi urged every karyakarta to give their best effort in the final days, focusing on winning polling booths and achieving record voter turnout in every booth
With BJP-Mahayuti, there is momentum, and with momentum, Maharashtra progresses, says PM Modi while interacting with BJP Karykartas via NaMo App
The Mahayuti government is striving for the empowerment of every section of society. This is the key difference between our govt & the Aghadi govt: PM Modi

As part of the ‘Mera Booth Sabse Mazboot’ program, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has directly interacted with BJP karyakartas in Maharashtra via the NaMo App. He said, “The people of Maharashtra are highly impressed with the two-and-a-half years of the Mahayuti government's tenure. Everywhere I have been, I have witnessed this affection. The people of Maharashtra want this government to continue for the next five years.”

“The sentiment echoing across Maharashtra is: "With BJP-Mahayuti, there is momentum, and with momentum, Maharashtra progresses,” he added.

Interacting with one of the BJP karyakartas, PM Modi said, “The Mahayuti government is striving for the empowerment of every section of society. This is the key difference between our government and the Aghadi government, and people can clearly feel this difference.”

Highlighting Congress's ill intentions, PM Modi remarked, "Our government envisions collective progress where everyone has the opportunity to advance. Congress is well aware of its history - when the SC, ST, and OBC communities were less aware, they enjoyed full-majority governments at the center. However, as these communities united, Congress's dominance began to decline. Now, Congress seeks to create deep divisions among these communities to ensure no force remains to oppose them."

While speaking with Vinod Kulkarni, the booth president from Radhanagari, he shared that the people in his booth are very pleased with the government’s schemes. PM Modi encouraged him to inform people about the benefits of these schemes, listen to their concerns, and work towards resolving them. He also highlighted the success of the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, which has not only brought electricity bills down to zero but also enabled people to generate income through electricity. Also, PM Modi urged every karyakarta to give their best effort in the final days of the election, focusing on winning polling booths and achieving record voter turnout in every booth.

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