Resolve to give Modi govt third term with 400 LS seats: Amit Shah to BJP workers

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Khajuraho (MP), February 25

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday asked BJP workers to resolve to give the Narendra Modi government a third term at the Centre with more than 400 seats, asserting that the upcoming Lok Sabha polls were about making India a superpower and the world’s third-largest economy.

‘End of politics of casteism, corruption’

Bhopal: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had in the past 10 years ended the politics of casteism, corruption, appeasement and dynasty that prevailed in the country after independence and ushered in “politics of performance”. He was speaking at an event in Madhya Pradesh's capital Bhopal.

Addressing about 23,000 booth-level workers of the party at Khajuraho, the minister also claimed “the Congress means corruption and corruption means Congress”.

Opposition INDIA bloc partners Samajwadi Party and Congress have announced a tie-up for the Lok Sabha polls in MP, with the Akhilesh Yadav-led outfit set to contest in Khajuraho, bordering Uttar Pradesh, and support the grand old party in the remaining 28 constituencies in the state. Shah said the Congress, during its 10-year tenure (between 2004 and 2014), had indulged in scams worth Rs 12 lakh crore.

“Resolve to form the Modi-led government at Centre again by winning more than 400 seats. The upcoming Lok Sabha polls are for making Bharat a superpower and the world’s third largest economy under Modi’s leadership,” he told his party workers.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP had won from Khajuraho with a margin of about 4.90 lakh votes. The Modi government has completed 10 years, but the Opposition leaders can’t level allegations of a single penny on him, Shah said.

The BJP leader said the Congress dragged its feet for years over the Ayodhya temple, but Modi fulfilled the desire of crores of Lord Ram devotees by performing the ‘bhumi pujan' of the shrine.

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