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PM Modi addresses an Empowering public rally in Deogarh, Rajasthan

Published By : Admin | November 23, 2023 | 12:30 IST
I have not seen a more anti-women Government in Rajasthan and it is the Congress-led policies that have made Rajasthan No.1 in crimes against women
It is the Congress that has always put the courage, valor, and bravery of the Armed Forces to shame. The Bofors scam and the Augusta-Westland scam are testimony to the same
Congress has the tendency to betray and disrespect its own and they did the same with Rajesh Pilot Ji
Congress-led policies are solely responsible for the unabated levels of crime, corruption, mafia rule, and appeasement in Rajasthan
Wherever hopes from Congress diminish, Modi’s Guarantees empower these hopes
The people of Rajasthan’s collective aspirations are my vision

Ahead of the assembly election in poll-bound Rajasthan, PM Modi addressed an empowering public rally in Deogarh, Rajasthan. He said, “I am grateful to be able to address the people on such an auspicious day and occasion in Rajasthan.” He added, “Wherever I go in Rajasthan, I only get to hear that, Gehlot Ji, you won't get any votes.”

On the crimes against women, PM Modi said, “I have not seen a more anti-women Government in Rajasthan and it is the Congress-led policies that have made Rajasthan No.1 in crimes against women”. He added that CM Gehlot himself states that the various complaints of rapes filed by women are fraudulent, showcasing the mindset and poor governance of Congress-led Rajasthan.

Speaking on the disrespect meted out to the Bravehearts of the Indian Army, PM Modi said, “It is the Congress that has always put the courage, valour, and bravery of the Armed Forces to shame. The Bofors scam and the Augusta-Westland scam are testimony to the same.” He added that on the contrary, it is the BJP Government that has given new wings to the ‘Tejas Fighter Plan’ also granting OROP to all the veterans of our armed forces.

Highlighting how the Congress disrespects its own leaders, PM Modi said, “Congress has the tendency to betray and disrespect its own leaders and they did the same with Rajesh Pilot Ji.” He added that Congress has a history of discriminating against the Gurjar community and their insult of Rajesh Pilot Ji and labeling his son Sachin Pilot as a traitor and someone as worthless is a testimony to the same.

Stating the model of Congress-led governance, PM Modi said, “Congress-led policies are solely responsible for the unabated levels of crime, corruption, mafia rule, and appeasement in Rajasthan.” He added that this election is not for electing only representatives but to envisage the development of Rajasthan and India. He said that it is only the BJP that truly works for ‘Jan Kalyan and Garib Kalyan.’ He said, “Wherever hopes from Congress diminish, Modi’s Guarantees empower these hopes.”

On Congress-led corruption, PM Modi said, “It was a former Congress PM who highlighted the rampant corruption prevailing under Congress regimes from Panchayat to Parliament.” He added that Congress is founded on corruption and this is solely the reason why the people of India have been deprived of their rightful development. He said that it is their anti-people policies that have led to unprecedented price rises and unemployment in Rajasthan.

PM Modi hailed the voting ability of the people of Rajasthan and said, “The people of Rajasthan’s collective aspirations are my vision.” He added that your confidence is telling me that the BJP will form the central Government for the 3rd time in 2024 and for this I appeal to you all to vote for the BJP in Rajasthan as well so that there is a robust BJP Government to aid its growth and development.

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