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PM Modi addresses a public meeting in Nandurbar, Maharashtra

Published By : Admin | May 10, 2024 | 11:33 IST
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a public meeting in Nandurbar, Maharashtra. He paid his respects to inspirational leaders Jananayak Krishnaji Rao Sable, Mahatma Jyotiba Phule, and Savitribai Phule. Speaking on the auspicious occasion of Akshaya Tritiya and Parshuram Jayanti, PM Modi extended his best wishes to all citizens, stating, "The blessings we receive today become eternal."

Reflecting on his past visits to Nandurbar, PM Modi reminisced about enjoying strong tea at Chaudhari Chaiwale's tea stall. He expressed gratitude for the love and support received from the people of Nandurbar, emphasizing his commitment to serving the underprivileged and tribal communities.

"I am not from a royal family like the Congress. I have grown up in poverty. I know how much you have suffered here," said PM Modi, acknowledging the challenges faced by tribal communities, including the lack of basic amenities like water and electricity.

Highlighting the government's efforts to address these challenges, PM Modi reaffirmed his commitment to providing homes, water, and electricity to every household. He mentioned that over one and a half million poor people in Nandurbar have been provided with PM housing, along with essential amenities.

Furthermore, PM Modi emphasized the BJP's focus on eradicating sickle cell anaemia and ensuring food security. He said, “Congress has never cared for tribal brothers and sisters. Sickle cell anaemia is a big threat in tribal areas. But Congress didn't pay much attention to this disease. It is the BJP that has launched a campaign to eradicate sickle cell anaemia from the root. So that no poor person is malnourished, we have also been concerned about this.”

He criticized Congress for neglecting tribal welfare and attempting to gain votes through lies and false promises. "The NDA government has ensured water supply to every household in more than 20,000 villages in Maharashtra, including 111 villages of Nandurbar," said PM Modi, highlighting the government's achievements in the region.

Speaking on the issue of reservations, PM Modi condemned the Congress party's agenda to divide and manipulate reservation policies for their political gains. He assured the audience that the rights of SC, ST, and OBC communities would be protected under his leadership.

“No matter how many efforts they make. No matter how many lies they spread with anti-national forces. You have Modi's trust, Modi's guarantee. As long as Modi is alive, no one can touch the reservations of SC, ST, OBC. ‘Vanchiton Ka Jo Adhikaar Hai, Modi Unka Chaukidaar Hai,” said PM Modi.

"Congress has never cared for tribal brothers and sisters. It's the BJP that is building museums for tribal warriors across the country," said PM Modi, criticizing the Congress for neglecting the contributions of tribal revolutionaries.

Discarding Congress and its allies’ anti-Hindu and anti-national thoughts, PM Modi said, “When I go to the temple, even Congress calls it anti-India. Look at the mindset of Congress. They call the Ram temple in Ram's own country anti-national. Those who do government sponsored iftaris for appeasement. Those who beautify the graves of terrorists. They call me anti-national for going to my Ram temple. The INDI alliance is attacking not me, but your faith. The Congress party is conspiring to erase Hindu faith from the country.”

PM Modi highlighted the fake Shiv Sena’s intentions and moves towards misleading people, saying, “I feel sad many times thinking about how much Balasaheb Thackeray would be suffering. Now these fake Shiv Sena people have started taking even the culprits of bomb blasts in their campaign. So, it's not a big deal that they dream of burying me alive. These people have lost the support and trust of the public, their political ground has slipped away.”

“But they forget that the 140-crore people of India are my protectors. The ‘Matru Shakti’ of this country is my shield. I have so much blessing from the ‘Matru Shakti’ that these people won't be able to bury me alive even if they want to,” the Prime Minister added.

In his closing remarks, PM Modi urged the people to support BJP candidates in the upcoming elections and reaffirmed his commitment to serving the nation.

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