PM Modi addressed public meetings in Haryana

Published By : Admin | May 8, 2019 | 11:30 IST
We have spent the last five years in infusing vigour and strength in our armed forces and developing a coherent policy on national security that ensures greater security for all Indians: PM Modi
We conducted surgical strikes and air strikes against Pakistan-based terrorists to send our message to the world that India is well capable of defending itself: PM Modi in Haryana
The BJP government in Haryana has been continuously carrying out development and providing a clean and transparent government for every community in the state: PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed two large public meetings in Fatehabad and Kurukshetra in Haryana today. Addressing the jam-packed rallies, PM Modi lashed out the national security policy of the Congress party saying it was too soft on addressing national security issues thereby ‘betraying’ the soldiers of India. 

Elaborating the BJP government’s approach to national security, PM Modi said, “No country can emerge as a superpower in the absence of a strong national security policy and hence we have spent the last five years in infusing vigour and strength in our armed forces and developing a coherent policy on national security that ensures greater security for all Indians while allowing no tolerance for terrorists and their sympathizers. This is why we conducted surgical strikes and air strikes against Pakistan-based terrorists to send our message to the world that India is well capable of defending itself.” 

PM Modi also indirectly attacked the former Haryana government led by Congress CM Bhupinder Singh Hooda for fraudulent land deals during their term saying, “The Congress has done ‘Bhrashtachaar ki Kheti’ and the best proof for this can be found from Haryana itself where the former CM of Haryana and the remote-controlled government in Delhi bought farmers’ land at throwaway prices and were involved in huge corruption scams. In contrast, the BJP government led by CM Manohar Lal Khattar has been continuously carrying out development in Haryana for every community while providing a clean and transparent government to people.” 

Enlisting the major strides taken by the BJP government in improving people’s lives since 2014, PM Modi said, “From constructing rural roads to satellites and from building highways to I-ways, our government has achieved historic milestones in enhancing the quality of life for every Indian.” He also took digs at the ‘Premvarsha’ politics of Congress and said, “Their actions totally contradict their words, on one hand they talk of ‘Premvarsha’ (politics of love and compassion’ while on the other hand, they rain down incessant abuses on me and my humble background, calling me names like ‘Neech,’ ‘mentally retarded,’ ‘Most stupid PM,’ ‘Maut ka Saudagar’ and even ‘Hitler.’ Is this the politics of love that Congress party espouses against its opponents? The people of this country remember every abuse hurled at Modi and will give a befitting response to Congress ‘Namdars’ on 23rd May.” 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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PM Modi addressed a public rally in Nadia, West Bengal through video conferencing after being unable to attend the programme physically due to adverse weather conditions. He sought forgiveness from the people, stating that dense fog made it impossible for the helicopter to land safely. Earlier today, the PM also laid the foundation stone and inaugurated development works in Ranaghat, a major way forward towards West Bengal’s growth story.

The PM expressed deep grief over a mishap involving BJP karyakartas travelling to attend the rally. He conveyed heartfelt condolences to the families of those who lost their lives and prayed for the speedy recovery of the injured.

PM Modi said that Nadia is the sacred land where Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, the embodiment of love, compassion and devotion, manifested himself. He noted that the chants of Harinaam Sankirtan that once echoed across villages and along the banks of the Ganga were not merely expressions of devotion, but a powerful call for social unity.

He highlighted the immense contribution of the Matua community in strengthening social harmony, recalling the teachings of Shri Harichand Thakur, the social reform efforts of Shri Guruchand Thakur, and the motherly compassion of Boro Maa. He bowed to all these revered figures for their lasting impact on society.

The PM said that Bengal and the Bengali language have made invaluable contributions to India’s history and culture, with Vande Mataram being one of the nation’s most powerful gifts. He noted that the country is marking 150 years of Vande Mataram and that Parliament has recently paid tribute to this iconic song. He said West Bengal is the land of Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, whose creation of Vande Mataram awakened national consciousness during the freedom struggle.

He stressed that Vande Mataram should inspire a Viksit Bharat and awaken the spirit of a Viksit West Bengal, adding that this sacred idea forms the BJP’s roadmap for the state.

PM Modi said BJP-led governments are focused on policies that enhance the strength and capabilities of every citizen. He cited the GST Savings Festival as an example, noting that essential goods were made affordable, enabling families in West Bengal to celebrate Durga Puja and other festivals with joy.

He also highlighted major investments in infrastructure, mentioning the approval of two important highway projects that will improve connectivity between Kolkata and Siliguri and strengthen regional development.

The PM said the nation wants fast-paced development and referred to Bihar’s recent strong mandate in favour of the BJP-NDA. He recalled stating that the Ganga flows from Bihar to Bengal and that Bihar has shown the path for BJP’s victory in West Bengal as well.

He said that while Bihar has decisively rejected jungle raj, West Bengal must now free itself from what he described as Maha Jungle Raj. Referring to the popular slogan, he said the state is calling out, “Bachte Chai, BJP Tai.”

The PM emphasised that there is no shortage of funds, intent or schemes for West Bengal’s development, but alleged that projects worth thousands of crores are stalled due to corruption and commissions. He appealed to the people to give BJP a chance and form a double-engine government to witness rapid development.

He cautioned people to remain alert against what he described as TMC’s conspiracies, alleging that the party is focused on protecting infiltrators. He said that whenever BJP raises concerns over infiltration, TMC leaders respond with abuse, which also explains their opposition to SIR in West Bengal.

Concluding his address, PM Modi said West Bengal needs a BJP government that works at double speed to restore the state’s pride. He assured that he would speak in greater detail about BJP’s vision when he visits the state in person.