Modi’s Rally in Haryana: Key Highlights and Warnings Against Congress

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a public rally in Kurukshetra, Haryana, where he warned against the consequences of electing the Congress party, drawing parallels to the economic crisis in Himachal Pradesh. During his 47-minute speech, Modi focused on the key issues of farmers, soldiers, and reservation policies, emphasizing the benefits the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has brought to the region.

Key Points from Modi’s Speech

1. Support for Farmers
   Modi began his speech by highlighting his government’s efforts to support farmers. He mentioned that ₹3.5 lakh crore was provided as respect funds to farmers, alleviating a ₹10,000 crore debt burden. “We have ensured that the burden on our farmers does not increase,” he stated.
2. Article 370 and Soldiers’ Sacrifices
   The Prime Minister referenced the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, pointing out the sacrifices made by soldiers from Haryana. He remarked that Haryana’s soldiers frequently return wrapped in the national flag, emphasizing the government’s commitment to national security.
3. Criticism of Congress
   Modi criticized the Congress party, accusing it of being controlled by a single family and ignoring the broader community’s needs. He claimed that the entire Dalit community is aware of Congress’s favoritism and internal conflicts.
4. Stance on Reservation
   The Prime Minister accused Congress of being anti-reservation since the era of Jawaharlal Nehru. “Congress plans to abolish reservation, but as long as I am here, I will not let even an iota of reservation be taken away,” he assured the crowd.
5. Economic Warning
   Modi warned the people of Haryana about the economic consequences of electing a Congress government, drawing a parallel with the current situation in Himachal Pradesh. “If Congress comes to power here, Haryana will face an economic crisis like Himachal,” he cautioned.

BJP’s Achievements and Promises

Modi also took the opportunity to outline the achievements of the BJP at both the central and state levels. He praised Haryana’s Chief Minister, Nayab Saini, and pledged that if the BJP forms the government again, it would provide 25,000 jobs. Modi stressed the benefits of the “double-engine government,” referring to having the BJP in power both at the center and in the state, promising accelerated development for Haryana.

A Notable Moment on Stage

A notable moment during the rally occurred when Chief Minister Nayab Saini attempted to place a turban on Prime Minister Modi’s head. Initially, the turban did not fit properly, but Saini managed to adjust it. Later, when Saini was called to speak, he walked behind Modi’s chair. Modi caught his hand and directed him to take the front route, showcasing a gesture of camaraderie and respect.

Modi’s Attack on Congress

Modi’s attack on Congress continued as he accused them of harboring “urban Naxal” tendencies. He also condemned Congress for the death of 1,200 farmers in Telangana, asserting that the party bears the guilt of these suicides. He called on the people of Haryana to remain vigilant and not let the state fall into an economic crisis by electing Congress.

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• Haryana’s Modi says: “Congress is the new form of urban Naxals. They are planning to end reservation.”
• “The Congress has the guilt of farmers’ deaths,” Modi added, referencing the suicides in Telangana.

This rally comes as part of the BJP’s efforts to secure support in Haryana, with the Prime Minister outlining a clear warning against Congress while promoting the accomplishments and future promises of his party.

News by Hindi Patrika