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PM Modi took tough decisions without any confusion: Shah Nadda launches ‘Ek Baar Phir Se Bhajpa Sarkar’ campaign
New Delhi (PTI): On the occasion of the BJP’s 44th foundation day on Thursday, party chief JP Nadda launched the “Ek Baar Phir Se Bhajpa Sarkar” wall painting campaign here with an eye on next year’s Lok Sabha elections.
“WE DISCOVERED OUR STRENGTH IN 2014”, SAYS EAM
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Salangpur (PTI): Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken some tough decisions without any confusion and also maintained peace and tranquillity in the country while implementing them.
Shah was referring to some of the big projects of religious and cultural significance including renovation of the Kashi Vishwanath temple in Varanasi.
He said when the BJP after its formation won only two Lok Sabha seats, the then PM Rajiv Gandhi had joked about it. But now, the BJP has governments in 16 states of the country and more than 400 members of Parliament, the Union minister said.
Whenever the BJP came to power at the Centre, Indian culture received a huge boost and it became popular across the world, Shah further said.
Launching the campaign at the Bengali Market area, Nadda said the BJP’s graph increased rapidly under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his mantra of “Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas” will be taken to everyone through the campaign. Nadda also unfurled the party flag at the BJP headquarters where he addressed leaders and workers.
“COINCIDENCE: HANUMAN JAYANTI AND BJP’S DAY”
SHREE KASHTBHANJAN BHOJNALAYA INAUGURATED SHAH TO GIFT `4,567 CR WORTH PROJECTS TO UP Botad: Union HM Amit Shah on the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti on Thursday unveiled a 54-feet-tall statue of Lord Hanuman at Sarangpur temple here. Shah was in Gujarat to attend many events celebrating BJP’s 44th foundation day. He emphasised the importance of the Sarangpur temple saying thousands of people visit the temple. Reminding people that this year’s Hanuman Jayanti and BJP’s foundation day are coinciding, he chronicled the journey of the BJP from an electorally small force in the country to getting the majority on its own in the Parliament with over 300 seats.
