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PM Modi addresses a powerful rally in poll-bound Rajasthan’s Baytu

Published By : Admin | November 15, 2023 | 16:30 IST
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Ahead of the assembly election in poll-bound Rajasthan, PM Modi addressed a powerful rally in Baytu. PM Modi said, “Entire Rajasthan is saying the Congress is going, and BJP is coming back to power.” He added that people are critiquing the present Congress Government by stating that ‘Gehlot Ji won’t get any votes.’

PM Modi stated, “BJP’s steadfast commitment is to facilitate women empowerment and women-led development in Rajasthan.” He added that Central Government’s various schemes have also been oriented towards the same.

Lamenting the Congress-led tradition of corruption and commission, PM Modi said, “Congress has deprived people of Rajasthan of basic drinking water by siphoning off funds meant for the Jal Jeevan Mission through corruption and commission.”

“On the contrary, the BJP Government has announced the ‘Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra’ to facilitate the benefits of various schemes to all the beneficiaries, enabling complete saturation,” added PM Modi.

On the vicious state of crime and violence against women in Rajasthan, PM Modi said, “On one hand, the BJP promotes respect and dignity towards women, and on the other hand, CM Gehlot calls violence against women baseless in Rajasthan.” He added that such a nonchalant attitude by the CM of Rajasthan has threatened the lives of women and girls in Rajasthan.

Furthering criticism of Congress-led politics of appeasement, PM Modi said, “Wherever and whenever Congress comes to power, a reign of terrorism, mafia rule, rioting takes over that particular state.” He added that this Congress-led reign of terror makes sure that the entire state’s legacy and cultural heritage is destroyed and that the same has happened with Rajasthan.

Highlighting the Congress-led petty politics in Rajasthan, PM Modi said, “In Rajasthan, the CM is only concerned about his power, depriving the people of its rightful development.” He added that, owing to this, a general sense of anarchy prevails in the state of Rajasthan. “The Lal Diary, Paper-leak Mafia, crores worth scams, and scandals have become a reality owing to the anarchic situation in Rajasthan, fostered by the Congress Government,” added PM Modi. He remarked that thorough scrutiny and investigation of all these Congress-led scams would be done and that it is Modi’s guarantee.

Be it the Vibrant Villages Scheme for border infra, One Rank One Pension for our Bravehearts, or the PM Vishwakarma Yojana, the BJP always aims to foster and promote the development of all, said PM Modi. He added, “Unlike Congress-led governance of fear, BJP’s governance is driven by confidence. When terror strikes us, we strike back at them harder.”

PM Modi said that these elections are not merely to choose representatives but to choose an effective system of governance that can further the rule of law and order. He also appealed to voters to vote for the BJP and discard the anti-farmer and scams-laden Congress Party.

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