The wait of five centuries ended by building a grand Ram temple in Ayodhya.
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Delhi. Referring to the work and achievements of his government in the last 10 years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said that his government has shown the courage to solve the work that has been pending for centuries. While delivering the concluding speech at the national convention meeting on Sunday, PM Modi said that by building a grand Ram temple in Ayodhya, his government has ended the wait of five centuries. The religious flag has been hoisted in Pavagadh, Gujarat after 500 years. Seven decades later, due to the efforts of his government, the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor was started, whereas earlier Sikh devotees used to watch it through binoculars.
He said that after waiting for seven decades, the country has got freedom from Article 370. Over the years, India has preserved and beautified its history. His government constructed the National War Memorial, created the National Police Memorial, named islands in Andaman after Netaji Subhash and Param Vir Chakra winners, developed Panchteerth associated with Baba Saheb Ambedkar, museum in memory of Lord Birsa Munda in Ranchi. The ‘Statue of Unity’ dedicated to Sardar Patel was also built during the tenure of his government. Taking aim at the Congress, he said that those who ruled our country for years after independence had created a system. In this, only people from some big families remained at the center of power. Only the people living around him continued to get political power. Only those close to the family were promoted to important positions. But he changed this system also.
His government gave an opportunity to new people to become a part of the system and show results. This brought newness to the system and maintained its democratic form. Talking about the fight between two camps in the Congress whether to personally oppose Modi or not, he said that the Congress has become so desperate that it does not even have the courage for principled and ideological opposition. Therefore, abuses and false allegations against Modi have become their only agenda. Earlier, Modi had said that BJP’s strong return to power is necessary to realize the resolve of a developed India and said that today the opposition leaders are also raising slogans of NDA crossing 400, but for NDA to cross 400, BJP will have to cross 400. The milestone of 370 seats will have to be crossed. He said that he is not asking for the third term of the BJP government to enjoy power.
Modi said, “Similarly, I am not a person who lives for my happiness and glory. I am not asking for the third term of the BJP government to enjoy power. I am a person who has come out with a resolve for the nation. We are Chhatrapati There are people who believe in Shivaji. When Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj was crowned, he did not say that if you get power, let’s enjoy it. He continued his mission.”
He said that he is advocating a third term for BJP not for political gains but for the benefit of India and his efforts are dedicated to the people of India, his commitment to the dreams of Indians. PM Modi said that every BJP worker does something or the other to serve the country every day of the year, 24 hours a day. But now the next 100 days are to work with new energy, new zeal, new enthusiasm, new confidence and new enthusiasm. He said that today is 18th February and the youth who have turned 18 during this period are going to elect the 18th Lok Sabha of the country. Every party worker has to be mobilized for the next 100 days. We have to reach out to every new voter, every beneficiary, every class, society, creed, tradition, we have to gain everyone’s trust. Only when everyone makes efforts to serve the country will BJP get the maximum number of seats. Modi said that in the coming 100 days, every BJP worker will have to set new goals for himself and achieve them. In the past years, crores of beneficiaries have benefited from the schemes of the BJP government and we have to reach every beneficiary.