New Delhi: BJP President J P Nadda praised Prime Minister Narendra Narendra on his birthday and quoted decisions such as article 370 nullification and prohibited instant triple talaq to assert that he did what was considered impossible.
Nadda also launched the campaign “Seven Aur Semarpan” of his party where the party would carry out a number of welfare steps to mark the birthday of Modi and his 20 years as head of government, including as Minister of Gujarat’s head.
“Removal of Article 370, prohibiting Triple Talaq, paving the way for the construction of the Grand Ram temple, surgical strikes and air strikes on terrorists, the implementation of one retirement, Ayushman Bharat medical insurance card for more than 55 crore residents …
All of these are some works Modi has done in seven years which is considered impossible and there is no predecessor who dares to do it, “he said.
In this context, Nadda also refers to programs such as getting every house with electricity, free gas connections for poor households, annual financial assistance Rs 6,000 for more than 10 crore farmers, provides free rations to more than 80 poor people during a pandemic, Free house for poor for laud modi.
He asked BJP members to attract inspiration from Modi.
“It is a privilege and great honor for the country and the party that today we are led and guided by a great personality that has a lifetime is devoted to the preservation and promotion of a rich Indian cultural and inheritance diversity.
The life of our rich prime minister is devoted to making India a country Strong, strong, and prosperous, “he said in a statement.
He claimed that Modi had changed Indian political culture because it was previously disturbed by caste, appeasement and nepotism but the prime minister has proven that politics is about serving people and countries without fear or pleasure.
“All political parties have to change nails and work for the development of the country and the welfare of the people,” Nadda said.
Taking a simple modi background, he said the Prime Minister always felt very strong for poor welfare and worked to make their lives better and happier.