PNS|Hyderabad
Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasised that “BJP is the one and only hope for the people of Telangana. In Andhra Pradesh confidence in the BJP has increased.”
The party is expanding in south India, he said, adding that it is the number one party in Karnataka now and is the only reliable force in Telangana. It is growing in Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Kerala, he said.
“The people of the Northeast have shown unprecedented faith in the BJP. It has four Chief Ministers there and is part of coalition governments in two other states,” he said.
Modi met workers involved in the construction of a building before its inauguration.
The BJP has now emerged as the only pan-India party amidst family-run political parties in the country as it worked on the ground with people braving all odds.
“We have a strong foundation of constitutional institutions. That’s why to stop India, constitutional institutions are being attacked. Central agencies are being attacked when they take action, questions are raised about courts. Some parties have started ‘Bhrashtachari Bachao Abhiyan,” Modi said.
“For the first time in seven decades, action is being taken against the corrupt. When we do so much, some people will get upset and will be angry but the action against corruption won’t be stopped because of their (Opposition) false allegations,” Modi said.
Modi used the same PMLA numbers used by the opposition to counter them saying that the raids meant the elimination of corruption.
“The BJP started its journey from just two Lok Sabha seats and reached 303 in 2019. In many states, we get more than 50 per cent of the votes,” he said.
“From north to south and from east to west, the BJP is the only pan-India party today,” he added.
The BJP has emerged as not only the world’s biggest but also the most futuristic party, he said, adding that its only goal is to make India a modern, developed country.
After inaugurating an extension of the BJP headquarters here, Modi said that at a time when India’s strength is rising to a new high, it is natural that “anti-India” forces within and outside the country will join hands.
Prime Minister Modi linked opposition parties coming together against the BJP to his government’s campaign against corruption, and asserted that the clampdown on graft will continue without being hindered by “false allegations.”
