In a fervent appeal to the people of Kerala, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that the achievements of the last ten years under the NDA rule were just the beginning of a transformative journey, promising more progress for both Kerala and India. Speaking at an election rally organized by the NDA in Kunnamkulam, Modi emphasized the need for continued support from the southern state for the BJP-led alliance in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls.
Modi’s Commitment to Kerala’s Progress: Insights from ‘Modi ki Guarantee’ Manifesto
Modi’s address came on the heels of the BJP releasing its election manifesto, titled ‘Modi ki Guarantee,’ which outlined a host of promises and development programs aimed at ushering in a year of progress for Kerala. The Prime Minister highlighted the significance of these initiatives, underlining his commitment to fulfilling the aspirations of the people of Kerala.
While rallying support for the NDA, Modi launched a scathing attack on Rahul Gandhi, who was also campaigning in Kerala for the Lok Sabha polls. Without directly naming Gandhi, Modi criticized the Congress leader for failing to retain his family’s stronghold in Uttar Pradesh and for remaining silent on the Karuvannur bank scam. He accused the Congress of forming a clandestine alliance with the SDPI, the political arm of the banned Popular Front of India, labeling it a “back-door agreement” detrimental to the nation’s interests.
Turning his attention to the ruling CPI(M) in Kerala, Modi denounced the party’s governance, citing instances of corruption, violence, and anarchy in the state. He vowed to address the plight of those affected by the Karuvannur Cooperative Bank scam, assuring them of assistance and justice. Modi also outlined plans for infrastructure development in Kerala, including the introduction of bullet trains and the expansion of the Vande Bharat train network.
Modi’s Call for Informed Voting: Shaping India’s Future Together
Throughout his speech, Modi reiterated his vision for a strong and prosperous India, attributing the country’s progress to the policies and initiatives of the NDA government. He emphasized the pivotal role of the upcoming elections in shaping the future of the nation and urged voters to make an informed choice for the betterment of themselves and future generations.
Modi’s visit to Kerala marked his sixth appearance in the state, underscoring the BJP’s commitment to securing support from the southern region. With elections scheduled for April 26, the political landscape in Kerala is poised for significant developments, as parties vie for supremacy and voters prepare to cast their ballots in what promises to be a pivotal electoral contest.