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PM Modi addresses energetic crowds in Ambala & Sonipat, Haryana

Published By : Admin | May 18, 2024 | 14:46 IST
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke at major rallies in Ambala & Sonipat, highlighting the opposition's deceitful intentions and reaffirming the BJP's dedication to Haryana's development. Addressing the gathering, “Modi's 'dhaakad' government demolished the wall of Article 370 and Kashmir started walking on the path of development.”

PM Modi reflected on how his leadership over the past decade has fuelled Haryana’s development. “Haryana embodies courage and strength. Modi, who has savoured Haryana's spirit, has led with vigour for ten years. Seeing Rafale jets soar in Ambala skies today is a proud moment for all of us,” he said.

As the election season unfolds, PM Modi observed, “In the 4-phase elections, Congress and the INDI alliance agreed on their tactics. Yet, their tricks have failed. Haryana, with patriotism in its blood, recognizes anti-national forces. That's why Haryana is united in echoing: Phir Ek Baar…Modi Sarkar!”

PM Modi introspected on the significance of a robust administration, emphasizing, “A strong government makes enemies think twice. For 70 years, Pakistan troubled India with threats. Today, it's reduced to begging. This is the power of a strong government.”

Launching his speech, PM Modi painted a stark picture of the past under Congress rule, highlighting the plight of Haryana's courageous mothers and the vulnerability of our soldiers. He underscored how terrorist threats and military weakness plagued the nation's security. However, he juxtaposed this with the transformative changes brought in by his decisive leadership. PM Modi emphasized “the historic revocation of Article 370, heralding a new era of development in Kashmir.” Furthermore, he lambasted Congress for its track record of betraying soldiers and compromising national security for personal gains. This, he asserted, starkly contrasts with his government's commitment to bolstering India's defence capabilities through self-reliance and innovation.

As PM Modi delved further, he didn't shy away from exposing Congress's decades-long betrayal of our ex-servicemen. The delay in implementing ‘One Rank One Pension’ for 4 decades was a poignant reminder of their neglect. Despite false claims and empty promises, PM Modi highlighted his government's unwavering commitment to our veterans, ultimately delivering on the long-overdue OROP.

PM Modi outlined his vision for Haryana's agricultural transformation, he emphasized the state's pivotal role in India's journey towards becoming a global nutrition hub. He also talked about the ambitious plan that included promoting Haryana's coarse grains like jowar and millet on the international stage, with the implementation of the world's largest warehouse project and the creation of specialized clusters over the next 5 years. Also, PM Modi unveiled plans for a revolutionary drone initiative in farming, empowering mothers and sisters with drone pilot training to harness the latest technology in agriculture.

PM Modi celebrated Haryana's strong daughters, who have played a key role in earning the state a global sports reputation. The PM highlighted his government's efforts in opening Sainik schools to girls and noted the presence of many Haryana women in the first batch of women cadets at NDA. In stark contrast, he mentioned, “Congress has shown a pattern of neglect towards women, farmers, and youth, focusing only on securing votes. While they promote the broom symbol (AAP) in Delhi and Haryana, they disparage the same in Punjab, calling the ‘Jhadu wala’ a thief. What message does this send about their view of the people of Haryana?”

PM Modi criticized Congress for their vote bank politics and said, “For Congress, vote banks are everything. They propose distributing SC/ST/OBC reservations based on religion, undermining Dalits and backward classes. To please their vote bank, they oppose granting citizenship to Sikhs and Dalits and vow to cancel the CAA if they gain power.”

PM Modi also denounced Congress and the INDI alliance for their opposition to India's development and cultural heritage and remarked, “Our government honoured the Guru Granth Sahib by respectfully bringing it back from Afghanistan. We initiated Veer Bal Diwas in memory of the Sahebzadas, making Mata Gujri's land proud. Yet, Congress and the INDI alliance oppose these efforts. Congress and the INDI alliance oppose both development and heritage. A grand Ram temple now stands in Ayodhya after 500 years, bringing joy to the nation. But Congress and INDI alliance leaders continually speak against it.”

In his second mega rally in Sonipat, PM Modi shed light on the Congress party's past misdeeds and their desperate attempts to regain power, “Congress has been out of power for 10 years and is in a panic, reminiscing about the days when the royal family ruled by remote control. Every scheme was named after them, funnelling the nation's money into their coffers. The scams weren't just in crores or thousands of crores but ran into lakhs of crores.”

PM Modi criticized the INDI Alliance for prioritizing power over the nation's stability and security. He established their history of corruption and questioned their dangerous plans for the country, “Changing the name doesn't change the truth. The INDI Alliance remains as corrupt as ever, craving power at any cost—even at the expense of the nation's security, stability, and respect. Their plan? Five prime ministers in five years. Is the Prime Minister's post a prize to be shared? Will you allow the country to return to instability?”

PM Modi exposed Congress's dangerous appeasement tactics, urging voters to reject the INDI Alliance's divisive agenda. He warned of the dire consequences for Haryana if such policies prevail, “Congress is focused solely on appeasement. Their manifesto echoes the Muslim League, planning to confiscate your property and distribute it to their vote bank. They claim minorities have the first right to the country's resources and aim to divert reservations from Dalits and backward classes to Muslims, as they did in Karnataka. Will you let the INDI Alliance win even a single seat in Haryana?”

PM Modi's commitment to health care was a key highlight of his address, emphasizing the BJP's dedication to the well-being of every citizen, especially the elderly, he reiterated, “Modi cares deeply about your health. With the Ayushman card, he has guaranteed free treatment. Starting June 4, under the new government, all elders above 70 will receive free healthcare. Elderly mothers and sisters will no longer need to worry about their treatment.”

In conclusion, the PM urged every voter to support the BJP for a prosperous Haryana and to extend his heartfelt gratitude to every household.

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