Calls for safeguarding ‘roti, beti, and maati’ at Hazaribagh rally
Key Points:
• Modi criticizes Congress-JMM-RJD alliance for hindering state’s progress
• PM accuses JMM government of exploiting Jharkhand’s natural resources
• BJP’s Parivartan Yatra dubbed a ‘Sankalp Yatra’ for fulfilling people’s dreams
HAZARIBAGH – Prime Minister Narendra Modi rallied support for BJP in Jharkhand’s upcoming assembly elections, emphasizing protection of livelihood, women, and land.
Modi addressed the Parivartan Yatra at Hazaribagh’s Gandhi Maidan on Wednesday.
He promised BJP would safeguard "roti, beti, and maati" if elected to power.
The PM launched a fierce critique of the Congress-JMM-RJD alliance.
"The Hemant-led government is impeding Jharkhand’s development," Modi declared.
He accused the current administration of betraying and exploiting the state’s resources.
Modi asserted that Jharkhand’s progress hinges on ousting the present government.
The BJP’s Parivartan Yatra was described as more than a mere political campaign.
"It’s a Sankalp Yatra to realize Jharkhand’s aspirations," the Prime Minister stated.
Modi targeted the RJD, claiming it never supported Jharkhand’s existence.
He accused the RJD of aiming to plunder the state with Congress backing.
The PM also criticized JMM for allegedly forgetting its original cause.
Modi charged JMM with changing state demographics for votes, citing Santhal Pargana.
"Tribal and Hindu populations are rapidly declining there," he claimed.
The Prime Minister labeled the current government a ‘paper-leak mafia’.
He accused it of jeopardizing youth futures through exam paper leaks.
A local BJP supporter commented, "Modi ji’s words resonate with our concerns for Jharkhand’s future."
The rally saw a significant turnout, reflecting the upcoming election’s importance.
Modi’s speech touched on various issues, from development to demographic changes.
The PM’s visit has intensified the political atmosphere in Jharkhand ahead of elections.
