Hyderabad: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav said that the goal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s third term will be a “developed India”. He made this statement during a meeting in the BJP Secunderabad parliamentary constituency. Yadav praised PM Modi for bringing pride and confidence to Indian culture and heritage.
Yadav also mentioned that the former and present Prime Ministers of Pakistan have acknowledged that their country would have had a different story if they had a leader like PM Modi. This shows the commitment and difference that the BJP brings.
He criticized the Congress party for creating division in post-partition India through laws and policies, particularly with the creation of a separate entity for Jammu and Kashmir under Article 370. Yadav stated that this resulted in thousands of lives lost due to clashes between Hindus and Muslims for political gain. In contrast, the BJP emphasizes unity despite different languages and faiths.
Yadav highlighted the sacrifices made by revolutionaries like Chandrasekhara Azad in order to have a government for the people and by the people. He commended the BJP for being the party that made a son of a tea seller the Prime Minister, emphasizing that other parties should learn from them.
Taking a dig at AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, Yadav criticized him for insulting Indian culture, faith, and even the Supreme Court’s judgment on the Ram Mandir. He stated that such individuals should not have a place in democracy.
Union Minister Kishan Reddy listed the achievements of Modi’s government, including the provision of toilets, free ration, housing, electrification, LPG, Ayushman Bharat, and financial empowerment programs. He also highlighted progress in agriculture, industry, production, space, infrastructure development, and the country’s standing in the world.
Reddy emphasized the efficient and corruption-free governance under Modi’s leadership as an example for others. He mentioned various development projects in Hyderabad that were made possible through the participation of the central government.
Reddy urged the party members to work hard in the coming month to focus on key voters, voter enrollment, and verification of voter lists. He also encouraged them to build cordial relations with people from other states, reach out to community organizations and residential associations, and ensure the success of the Vijaya Sankalpa Yatra.
