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Jharkhand celebrates as PM Modi addresses a huge rally in Chatra

Published By : Admin | May 11, 2024 | 17:00 IST
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Ahead of the impending Lok Sabha elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a confident rally with crowds celebrating PM Modi’s arrival. He said that after three phases of voting Congress has accepted its defeat. He added, “Sensing defeat, Congress now intends the merging of all regional parties within Congress.”

Emphasising the importance of the Lok Sabha Elections 2024, PM Modi said, “The 2024 polls will determine the future of India.” He added, “People have to be safeguarded from the exploitative politics of JMM-Congress in the 2024 polls.” Speaking on the systemic loot facilitated by the JMM-Congress, PM Modi said, “JMM-Congress have established a systemic loot, exploiting the people of Jharkhand.” He said, “JMM’s agenda is not to work and not allow anyone else to work.” He added that their agenda is facilitating rampant and unprecedented corruption in Jharkhand. He said they are against Modi providing a last-mile reach of benefits to all.

Talking about the efforts to enable infra and connectivity in Jharkhand, PM Modi said, “The Hazaribagh-Koderma highway and Hazaribagh-Rachi highway have enabled infra impetus in Jharkhand.” He added that our government also inaugurated the NTPC plant, facilitating robust prospects of development for Jharkhand. He said, “The JMM-Congress intends to stop the development of Jharkhand to continue their corruption.” He said that JMM-Congress wanted to suppress the Janjatiya community and the other deprived sections, keeping them aloof from their development. He added, “Our government promoted vernacular education to enable the children from the various deprived communities to access equitable and quality education.”

Highlighting the menace of false promises made by JMM-Congress, PM Modi said, “JMM promised 5 lakh jobs, have they given these jobs?” “JMM is only interested in pushing the youth of Jharkhand into the vicious cycle of drug use,” said PM Modi. He said, “The Shehzada of Congress aims to snatch your resources and distribute them to the minorities.” He added, “Congress’ Shehzada aims to provide reservation to minorities at the cost of SC-ST-OBCs.” He added that Congress’ appeasement politics has created major problems for the deprived sections as they support ‘illegal immigration’, adding pressure on existing resources. “Jharkhand has been a major victim owing to the indomitable illegal immigration supported by the Congress.”

Elaborating on the anti-tribal mindset of the Congress, PM Modi said, “Congress opposed the election of President of Droupadi Murmu.” He highlighted that the Pran-Pratishtha of Ram Mandir, which happened after 500 years of serving as a major source of pride for the tribal community, was also opposed by the Congress. He said that the members of the Congress demanded a ‘Shuddhikaran’ (purification) of the Ram Mandir as President Murmu visited the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. He added that this showcases Congress’ anti-tribal nature and simple intent to claim your votes by befooling the tribal population.

In conclusion, PM Modi said, “Congress-led support for illegal immigration is causing the snatching away of the lands of the tribal community. To enable an end to such disastrous misgovernance, we need to vote for a government that can facilitate the holistic development of all. Lastly, he thanked the support of Chatra and the people who turned out in large numbers and expressed confidence in the people of Jharkhand voting for the BJP in the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections, 2024.

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