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Shivamogga’s splendid welcome for PM Modi at public rally

Published By : Admin | March 18, 2024 | 15:10 IST
The unwavering support of Karnataka for the BJP has given the corruption-ridden I.N.D.I alliance, sleepless nights
Congress & the I.N.D.I alliance possess no roadmap, agenda or vision for the development of India
Karnataka is a state where there is CM in waiting, Super CM, Shadow CM, Future CM Aspirant & Collection Master to facilitate scams & loot
The I.N.D.I alliance has proclaimed to end the concept of ‘Shakti’ that has not only disrespected the Hindu Dharma but the Nari Shakti of India
BJP has always prioritized the empowerment of SC-ST-OBC and the safe evacuation of the members of the ‘Hakki-Pikki’ tribe through ‘Operation Kaveri’ is a testimony to the same

Ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, PM Modi addressed a public rally in Karnataka’s Shivamogga. He said, “The unwavering support of Karnataka for the BJP has given the corruption-ridden I.N.D.I alliance, sleepless nights”. He said that he is confident that the people of Karnataka will surely vote for the BJP to enable it garner 400+ seats in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Speaking on the priorities of the BJP, PM Modi said, “The BJP prioritizes development, Garib-Kalyan & an India with robust potential”. He said, “The Congress & the I.N.D.I alliance possess no roadmap, agenda or vision for the development of India”. He added on the other hand, “Congress relies on lies, deceit & only wishes to make Karnataka an ATM machine of Loot.” He said, “Karnataka is a state where there is CM in waiting, Super CM, Shadow CM, Future CM Aspirant & Collection Master to facilitate scams & loot.” He mentioned that a direct impact of the same is being borne by the people of Karnataka.

Lamenting the I.N.D.I alliance, PM Modi said, “The I.N.D.I alliance has proclaimed to end the concept of ‘Shakti’ that has not only disrespected the Hindu Dharma but the Nari Shakti of India.” He said, “Modi is dedicated to serve and empower the mothers, daughters & sisters of India.” He added, “The Congress relies on divisive politics & always aims to divide communities on various distinctions like caste and religion to rule on them.” He mentioned, “A Congress MP in Karnataka has made statements calling for a North-South Divide that showcases their divisive mentality.”

Highlighting the pioneering reforms initiated by the government at the center, PM Modi said, “The aim of the government has been to provide last-mile saturation of all schemes to the people of Karnataka.” He said, “BJP has always prioritized the empowerment of SC-ST-OBC and the safe evacuation of the members of the ‘Hakki-Pikki’ tribe through ‘Operation Kaveri’ is a testimony to the same.” He added that our government has prioritized the SC-ST community by enabling the election of two Presidents from these communities providing wider representation.

Acknowledging India’s unprecedented rise, PM Modi said, “Today, Vande Bharat, Namo Bharat, UPI, underwater metro, green corridor among several others have collectively emerged as the identity of a ‘New India.’ He said that even Shivamogga is connected to various regions within Karnataka and India through national highways and infra connectivity has always been our priority.

Concluding his remarks, he said, “I would like to thank the people of Karnataka and seek their blessings for Lok Sabha 2024 elections and wish that the people will vote us victorious across the 28 seats in the state.”

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