Agra: Union Home Minister Amit Shah Visited Mathura on Thursday to do door-to-door campaigning for his party for the upcoming state assembly elections. Shah addressed a gathering of voters and party workers in the district, where he said that only BJP can “protect” the country and its borders because it “prioritizes internal and external security.”
“Uttar Pradesh shares its border with Nepal and hence the law and order situation in the state should be good,” he said, adding that the opposition parties “neither had the capabilities nor the capacity to provide a safe and secure environment”. determination of”. people of the state.
“India cannot progress unless Uttar Pradesh, with a population of over 200 million, is developed,” he said, adding that the state elections “will decide India’s destiny.” Shah distributed pamphlets in support of BJP candidate Govardhan: Assembly Area Thakur Meghshyam Singh,
Other BJP candidates from the district (out of five assembly constituencies) include two cabinet ministers who are sitting MLAs. Laxmi Narayan Choudhary from Chhata and Shrikant Sharma from Mathura. The two others are Puran Parkash Singh, MLA from Baldev and Rajesh Choudhary from Mont.
Shah later offered prayers at the Banke Bihari temple in Vrindavan and said that the former CM and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav “Shame on questioning the law and order situation in the state.”
“Uttar Pradesh shares its border with Nepal and hence the law and order situation in the state should be good,” he said, adding that the opposition parties “neither had the capabilities nor the capacity to provide a safe and secure environment”. determination of”. people of the state.
“India cannot progress unless Uttar Pradesh, with a population of over 200 million, is developed,” he said, adding that the state elections “will decide India’s destiny.” Shah distributed pamphlets in support of BJP candidate Govardhan: Assembly Area Thakur Meghshyam Singh,
Other BJP candidates from the district (out of five assembly constituencies) include two cabinet ministers who are sitting MLAs. Laxmi Narayan Choudhary from Chhata and Shrikant Sharma from Mathura. The two others are Puran Parkash Singh, MLA from Baldev and Rajesh Choudhary from Mont.
Shah later offered prayers at the Banke Bihari temple in Vrindavan and said that the former CM and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav “Shame on questioning the law and order situation in the state.”
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