Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday targeted the Congress, saying that the Congress wants to finish the Prime Minister who made India famous all over the world and who eliminated terrorism in the Northeast.
Addressing Bharatiya Janata Party workers at the foundation stone laying ceremony of the BJP Dibrugarh office, Shah said, “The Prime Minister who made India famous across the world, who made India secure, ended terrorism from the North East, promoted the development of North Gave speed.” They are abusing that PM who has been to the East more than 50 times and brought various schemes to the North East.”
He said that 130 crore people of the country and all the people of my Assam are praying day and night for the long life of PM Modi. The more you abuse, the more the lotus (BJP’s election symbol) will bloom.
Referring to the recently concluded North East elections in Tripura, Meghalaya and Nagaland, Shah said the BJP is an ally of the ruling government in all the three states, while the Congress walked out of the state despite Rahul Gandhi’s nationwide tour.
The Home Minister said, “North East was once considered a stronghold of the Congress, now despite Rahul Gandhi’s visit, the party has been wiped out from here.” Taking note of Rahul Gandhi’s critical speeches on foreign shores, Shah said if Gandhi continues on the same path, the grand old party will be wiped out from the country.
He said, “Rahul baba, still understand, the North East has become clean now, if this path is followed, then the whole country will be clean.” Earlier on Monday, Shah launched the ‘Vibrant Village Programme’ in Arunachal Pradesh’s Kibithu and said that “no one can encroach on even the tip value of our land” and “no one has the power to cast an evil eye on us”. Is”. The minister said that in today’s times no one can cast their “evil eye” on India as the Indo-Tibetan Border Police and the Indian Army are guarding the borders.
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