Lucknow: Taking Jibe at the Congress Party, Head of BJP JP Nadda on Saturday said that under the leadership of PM Modi, political caste, family, dynastically and communalism in the country had ended and the politics of development had become famous.
Towards Polls Uttar Pradesh, Nadda launched Vijay Abhiyan’s virtual Stan in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday and talking to workers at 27,700 rooms in the state.
“This is a matter of pride for us that under the leadership of PM Modi, political caste, family, dynastically and communalism in the country has ended and the politics of development has become popular,” Nadda said in his book a virtual address during the launch of Booth Vijay Abhiyan.
Targeting the opposition to the Covid-19 crisis, Nadda said, “We have a political leader who goes abroad for a vacation even when the parliamentary session is underway.
During Corona, every party and leader, except that BJP, undergo quarantine, under quarantine.
BJP risked their lives and considered them in the form of their assignment to help.
“According to all surveys, BJP’s big victory believes in Uttar Pradesh with the people thanks to the people.
Not only above but the return of BJP is certain in Uttarakhand, Goa and Manipur too, Nadda said.
Nadda further said, “Under his leadership, BJP won 325 seats in 2017 and made history.
In the selection of Sabha 2014 and 2019, the Uttar Pradesh people gave their support for development politics.
The enthusiasm of BJP workers provides clear assistance in the future indication of the future of Uttar Pradesh “.
Highlighting that India has provided 70 doses of crore vaccines so far, Nadda says that India is the only country that has vaccinated 70 crore people so far.
Nadda said that one dose of covid crore vaccine has been given in one day and this has been achieved three times.
“India has the ability to vaccinate the entire population of countries such as Switzerland, Sweden, Austria, Israel, Denmark, New Zealand, Scandinavia one day.
India has such strength under the Modi regime,” Nadda added.
on Saturday for nearly 3,000 people killed in the attack