Agra: Minister of Houses Union Amit Shah on Thursday visited Mathura to conduct a door-to-door campaign for its party for future polls of the State Assembly.
Shah discussed the meeting of voters and party workers in this district, where he said that only BJP could keep the country and border “safe” because “prioritized internal and external security.” “Uttar Pradesh shares its borders with Nepal and therefore the legal and order situation in the country must be in accordance with the sign,” he said, adding that opposition parties “both the ability and determination to provide a safe and safe atmosphere of” countries.
“India cannot advance to rise, with a population of more than 200 million people, developing,” he said, adding that the country’s election “will decide Indian destiny.” Shah distributed pamphlets to support BJP candidates from the constituency of the Assembly of the Thakur leader Meghshyam Singh.
Other BJP candidates include from this district (of five assembly constituity) including two cabinet ministers who were sitting in MLAS, Laxmi Narayan Chaudhary from Chhata and Srikant Sharma from Mathura.
The other two sat on MLA from Baldeo Moran Prakash Singh and Rajesh Chaudhary from Maant.
Shah then offered prayers at the Temple of Banke Bihari in Vrindavan and said that the former head of the CM and Samjwadi party, Akhilesh Yadav had to be “shy in raising questions for the law and the situation in the country.”