PM Modi in West Bengal to Address Public Rally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Election campaign reached West Bengal where he addressed Rallies for the upcoming Lok Sabha Election. West Bengal is an Important State for the BJP last general election BJP won 18 out of 42 seats in the Lok Sabha. PM Modi attacked the opposition and mentioned his Welfare Schemes in his rallies.
PM Modi said “Witnessing poverty fuels my anxiety. But India’s progress fills me with hope. 25 crore people lifted out in a decade proves we can eradicate poverty entirely. That’s why I’m relentlessly working for a poverty-free India.”
In a sharp rebuke to the Opposition, PM Modi remarked, “What are these TMC-Left and Congress people doing? They say break Modi’s head with a stick… They say shoot Modi… But I remain resolute. The more they hate me, the more I will serve my countrymen.”
PM Modi established, “Left-Congress and TMC lack vision for development and focus on dividing society for votes. In Bengal, Hindus are made second-class citizens and have objections to proclamations, temples, and Ram Navami processions. The TMC government has been protecting the culprit, Shahjahan Sheikh, in Sandeshkhali, despite the country’s demand for action. Appeasement has become more than a human being for these people.”
“All of the families involved in the current political game, including the Congress royal family, the TMC family, and the Left family, are tacitly endorsing Modi’s vote jihad plea by remaining silent,” PM Modi added further.
West Bengal believes in the BJP’s politics of development. Thankful to the people of Krishnanagar for coming in record numbers to bless us.https://t.co/O9H8Dr2Mqt
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 3, 2024
PM Modi in Krishanagar Rally speech he said “The Matua community’s suffering is understandable and undeniable. It is only to remove the suffering of every such person that our government had the courage to bring CAA, still, the TMC opposes CAA due to vote bank politics, despite people’s wholehearted support.”
Sharing an excerpt from his visit to Bengal, PM Modi said “Yesterday, upon my arrival in Bengal, I had the opportunity to meet with several Ex-Servicemen. It saddened me to hear about the challenges they are facing. Today, I want to assure them that the Bharatiya Janata Party and our government stand with them. We are committed to providing full support to every Ex-Serviceman in need.”