Ten-year NDA rules are just a trailer, more is yet to come: PM Modi

Prime Minister Modi said there was more work to be done in Kerala and India.

Thrissur (Kerala):

A day after the Bharatiya Janata Party released its election manifesto and made a slew of promises, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said what the past decade of NDA rule has witnessed is just a teaser and claimed that Kerala and India has more work to do. progress of the state and wooing support from southern states for the BJP-led alliance in the Lok Sabha polls.

Prime Minister Modi, while addressing an election meeting organized by the National Development Authority in nearby Kunnamkulam, also attacked Rahul Gandhi, who is currently campaigning for the Lok Sabha polls in Kerala, accusing the Congress party of The leader was unable to protect his family’s seat in Uttar Pradesh and remained silent. About the Karuwanur Bank Scam.

“What has happened in the past decade is just a trailer; there is more to be done in Kerala and India,” PM Modi said.

This will be a year of progress for Kerala, he said, referring to the various promises and development plans – dubbed the ‘Modiji Pledge’ – mentioned in the BJP manifesto released on Sunday.

Without mentioning Rahul Gandhi’s name, PM Modi said “Congress Yuvraj” (prince) could not protect his family’s pride by defending their seat in Uttar Pradesh – referring to the Amethi LS constituency is a Congress bastion – and came to Kerala seeking votes.

Prime Minister Modi said the Congress leader will seek the votes of the people of Kerala but will not speak out for their interests as he raised concerns about the state’s ruling CPI(M)-controlled Karuvanur Cooperative Bank Stay silent on multi-crore rupee scam.

He also criticized the Congress party’s support to the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI), the political arm of the Popular Front of India (PFI), for the Lok Sabha elections.

The prime minister claimed it was a “backdoor deal” between the Congress party and SDPI, the political arm of the organization banned in India for anti-national activities.

He used the Karuvanur Cooperative Bank scam to attack the state’s ruling CPI(M), accusing it of looting people’s money and lying to the public.

Prime Minister Modi claimed that he initiated the Enforcement Directorate (ED) probe into the scam and is now seeking legal advice on how to refund depositors’ money from the amount seized by various agencies.

Assuring that all possible assistance would be provided to the affected people, he said the BJP candidate from Alatur constituency TN Sarasu had recently drawn his attention to the plight of people who were suffering due to depositing money in cooperative banks.

Prime Minister Modi said the Congress-led opposition United Front and the ruling LDF were hampering the state’s progress and development.

“The Left has only one identity, be it Tripura, West Bengal or Kerala; nothing is left and nothing is right. This means that where the Left is in power, nothing is left. Nothing good is happening either. “What they are doing in West Bengal and Tripura, they are doing in Kerala,” he claimed.

He also criticized the Left Front over the law and order situation in the state.

“Violence and anarchy are common in Kerala. Political murders occur here. College campuses have become dens of anti-social movements. Our children are not safe,” he claimed.

In his speech, Prime Minister Modi also expressed confidence that Kerala will ensure that its voice is heard in the Parliament after the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

The Prime Minister also promised that once the NDA government returns to power for the third time, it will start a survey to ensure bullet train services in north, east and south India are similar to those between Ahmedabad and Mumbai.

He said that the opening of high-speed rail in southern India will drive development in the region and create thousands of job opportunities.

Over the next five years, his government will work to connect Kerala’s heritage with the highway network and the Vande Bharat train network to make it more global.

On the subject of Vande Bharat Train, he also mentioned the interest shown by actor-politician Suresh Gopi, the BJP candidate from Thrissur LS constituency, and how he would come up with various ideas and plans for the same.

He assured that the government would work hard to implement these plans.

In his speech, he also blamed the Congress party for allegedly projecting a weak image of India in the world and said the BJP has built India into a strong country.

Prime Minister Modi said the upcoming elections will decide the future of the people and their children.

This is Prime Minister Modi’s sixth visit to the state. He last came to Kerala on March 19 and held a huge road show in Palakkad district.

On March 15, he attended a public meeting in Pathanamthitta town where he solicited support for the NDA candidate contesting in the southern constituency of Kerala.

He previously visited the state twice in January and once in February. These visits include official and party events.

Elections to 20 Lok Sabha seats in Kerala will be held on April 26.