New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi alleged on Friday opposition party of spreading misinformation and conspiring against BJP led central government To win the election.
Referring to the infamous 2019 jibe “chowkidar chor hai” used by Congress, PM Modi “In 2019, ‘chowkidar’ was ‘chor’ for them,” he said at a gathering of party workers. But till 2024, he did not dare to call ‘Chowkidar’ a ‘thief’ even once. PM Modi claimed that the opposition parties want to gain power at any cost, even if they have to mislead the public.
PM Modi said, “Those who consider power as their birthright have lost central power for the last decade. They are so angry with the public for blessing someone else that they have resorted to conspiring against the country.” Are.” Threat to democracy.
The Prime Minister pointed to the opposition’s long history of spreading “lies and rumours”, claiming this tactic has intensified over the years.
PM Modi said, “Their shop of lies has been running for the last 75 years. But now, they have intensified their mission.” He called on BJP workers to remain vigilant and expose what he called “a series of lies”.
PM Modi also talked about the unexpected success of BJP in states like Odisha, Haryana and Maharashtra. He cited Odisha as a particularly striking example, where “major political experts had written off the possibility of the BJP forming a government,” but were proven wrong by the election results.
The Prime Minister credited BJP workers for their tireless efforts in the development of Odisha, a state where the party has historically struggled for power. He said, “The Odisha election results surprised many big political experts. It shows the strength and dedication of our party workers.”
PM Modi is in Bhubaneswar on a three-day visit to Odisha where he will also attend the DG/IGP conference. He participated in a special felicitation program organized by Odisha BJP, where he addressed enthusiastic party workers.