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People assured of PM Modi's return to power: UP CM Yogi

People assured of PM Modi's return to power: UP CM Yogi

Wardha (Maharashtra), Apr 8 (UNI) Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Monday claimed there was a nationwide sentiment in favour of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and said the people are assured of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's inevitable return.
Addressing a public meeting here in support of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate and incumbent MP Ramdas Chandrabhanji Tadas, the UP CM highlighted the achievements of the government in the last 10 years, crediting the PM with elevating India's global stature, fortifying security, and implementing numerous welfare initiatives for the impoverished.
He also extended warm wishes for the Indian New Year to Maharashtra's populace on the occasion.
In a scathing attack on Congress, Yogi said the party lacks leadership, coherent policies and genuine intentions. He invoked the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi, who had sanctified Wardha with his activism during the independence movement.
He also commemorated Maharashtra's pivotal role in the struggle for independence, citing its contributions to India's liberation from colonial rule as part of a campaign initiated during Gandhi's time.
The UP Chief Minister asserted that the landscape has shifted dramatically since 2014, with India now standing as a beacon of global leadership, a stark departure from its vulnerability in the past. "Previously, hostile nations encroached upon Indian borders with impunity, breaching sovereignty with audacity while governments looked the other way. However, this paradigm has been decisively altered," he said.
Referencing a recent article in a British publication, the CM highlighted reports of targeted eliminations of 20 notorious terrorists within Pakistan. "This development has drawn Pakistan's ire, indicating a shifting tide where even the haven of Pakistan can no longer shield terrorists, including those responsible for the Mumbai attacks. Notably, global acknowledgement of this shift underscores solidarity in India's battle against terrorism, resonating with nations worldwide," he said.
Yogi highlighted a significant shift in Pakistan's response dynamics, suggesting a notable change in their posture towards India. Adityanath remarked, "Even minor incidents, such as the bursting of a firecracker at a local level, prompt immediate disclaimers from Pakistan, distancing themselves from any involvement. This stands in stark contrasts to their previous assertions of pride," he said.
He attributed this shift to the resolute stance of Prime Minister Modi's government, signalling that India is prepared to take decisive action if necessary. Drawing attention to the abrogation of Article 370 in Kashmir, he underscored the Modi administration's swift and transformative governance.
The CM also highlighted other significant achievements under Modi's leadership, such as banning 'Triple Talaq' and the establishment of Baba Saheb's Panch Teerth, indicating a comprehensive approach to governance to foster progress and equality.
He urged the people of Maharashtra to align its aspirations with the national agenda, emphasising the unprecedented strides made in welfare schemes for the underprivileged across India.
Acknowledging the pivotal role of local leadership, particularly Ramdas' contributions to creating a robust logistics hub, he credited Prime Minister Modi's leadership for driving such transformative initiatives. Stressing the economic and social benefits of such projects, including job creation and enhanced recognition for the city, he underscored the importance of Maharashtra, echoing the national sentiment.
Extending an invitation to the people to visit Ayodhya post-elections, the UP CM emphasised the shared vision and collaborative efforts essential for realising the nation's collective aspirations.
Reflecting on the legacy of Chhatrapati Shivaji, he highlighted the resurgence of Hindavi Swaraj principles in modern governance, emphasising the importance of indigenous rule and reverence for the nation's cultural heritage. He articulated a commitment to ensuring the safety and prosperity of India's daughters while outlining ambitions to elevate the country to greater global prominence under the stewardship of Prime Minister Modi.
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