Opposition will be irritated by BJP’s development: PM Modi

New Delhi: Warning BJP leaders and workers not to become complacent as there is a view that “nobody can defeat” the party in 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday slammed its “imperialist” mindset and insulting the poor and backward classes. Attacked the opposition for. In the wake of the Congress and other opposition parties running away from their demand for a JPC probe on the Adani issue by the Modi government and alleging misuse of constitutional institutions against their leaders, the PM said they are “suffering from an existential crisis” and the allegations Planting and plotting against the ruling party. The PM had recently warned BJP leaders that the more electoral victories the party scores, the more aggressive the opposition’s attacks would become.

Addressing BJP members at the party’s 44th Foundation Day celebrations, Modi said those who are fighting a “battle for survival” have become “desperate” after their corruption was exposed and are, therefore, against his government. are plotting, committed to take drastic measures to get rid of it. India of corruption, nepotism and law and order challenges.

He said, ‘These people full of hatred are telling one lie after another. They have become restless and desperate because of their corrupt deeds being exposed. They can see only one way now. They are openly saying ‘Modi teri kab khudegi’. They are threatening to dig (my) grave.

Warning BJP members who listened to his nearly 50-minute address at over 10 lakh venues, Modi said: “Despite being the world’s largest political party, we need not be complacent. People have already started saying that no one can defeat BJP in 2024. This is true, but as a BJP worker, we have to win the hearts of every citizen of the country… We should not limit ourselves to winning elections. Our target is to win the hearts of crores of people. We have to fight every election with the same hard work with which we have worked since the time of Jansangh.

In an apparent reference to the BJP’s ongoing campaign by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to highlight the “disgrace” of the OBC community, Modi accused the “imperial” mindset of insulting the poor and backward since the party came to power in 2014. attacked the people and accused them of treating them. For decades after independence, people like slaves.

He categorically said, “The British may have gone in 1947, but they left the seed of slavery in the minds of some people… In the years after independence, this class of people became very prosperous, who held the power.” regarded it as his birthright.” Take a swipe at the Congress, which ruled the country in the early decades after independence.

Pointing out similarities between Lord Hanuman, whose birth anniversary is being celebrated by devotees on Thursday, Modi asserted that the BJP believes in the ideals of selfless service, with which the Ramayana character is identified.

“India has realized its potential and strength after 2014 like Lord Hanuman did after he overcame his self-doubt… If we look at the whole life of Lord Hanuman, he had ‘can do’ It was the attitude that helped him achieve great success,” said the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister said that just as Lord Hanuman fiercely fought the demons, similarly the government will work vigorously to free the country from corruption, nepotism and law and order challenges.

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