PM Modi Rally LIVE: Prime Minister says upcoming Gujarat polls all about deciding state's destiny for next 25 years

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi says upcoming Gujarat Assembly election is all about deciding the state's destiny for the next 25 years

PM Modi on Thursday said the upcoming Assembly election in Gujarat is all about deciding the state's destiny for the next 25 years.

Addressing a poll rally in Palanpur town of Banaskantha district in support of the Bharatiya Janata Party candidates, Modi said though many developmental works have been carried out so far by the ruling BJP in Gujarat and the Centre, time has come to take a "giant leap".

"Time has come to take a giant leap now. And, I need your support to form a strong government in Gujarat. You don't have to tell me your issues because I grew up here and I very well understand those issues. I appeal to you to make the BJP victorious in all the seats of Banaskantha," said Modi, the BJP's star campaigner for the Gujarat polls.

He said the BJP government in Gujarat has focussed on tourism, environment, water, cattle-rearing and nutrition aspects for the overall development of Banaskantha and the surrounding region.

"In a very short span, we were able to solve the issues of water scarcity and electricity. Youngsters aged 20 to 25 years may not even know today how bad the situation was a few decades back," Modi said. 

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi to address four rallies in Gujarat today

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is back on the campaign trail in poll-bound Gujarat, where he will address four rallies today in Palanpur, Modasa, Dahegam, and Bavla (Ahmedabad). After a day off on Tuesday, the Prime Minister addressed rallies in Dahod, Mehsana, Vadodara, and Bhavnagar on Wednesday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is back on the campaign trail in poll-bound Gujarat, where he will address four rallies today in Palanpur, Modasa, Dahegam, and Bavla (Ahmedabad). After a day off on Tuesday, the Prime Minister addressed rallies in Dahod, Mehsana, Vadodara, and Bhavnagar on Wednesday.

PM Modi who is currently campaigning in poll-bound Gujarat said that the Congress model means nepotism, casteism and vote bank politics.

The “Congress model” has ruined Gujarat and the country.

Campaigning for Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidates in Gujarat’s Mehsana, PM Modi said, “Congress party means billions of rupees corruption, Congress model means nepotism, Congress model means casteism, vote bank politics.”

Lauding BJP for its policies, he said, “If the country is to be taken forward in the next 25 years, only BJP’s policies, practices and tactics will work.”

BJP does not follow the policy of bigotry and discrimination, so the youth of the country trusts the policy of BJP, he added.

Hailing the development of Gujarat, he said, “20 years ago, the electricity generated from coal in Gujarat was only 55 MW, today, 17,000 MW electricity is generated from coal in Gujarat.”

“Twenty years ago, wind power was not an objective in Gujarat. Today, 10,000 mega watts of electricity is obtained from wind energy in Gujarat,” he added.

“Today more daughters are born than sons,” he said.

PM Modi exuded confidence that people of Gujarat will give historic victory to BJP.

“Today Gujaratis have only one slogan… once again… Modi government,” he stated.

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