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?Need of decisive leadership and decisive Government??Manohar Parikar

Simplicity is not for advertising, simplicity doesn?t make you a good administrator, vote for work not for simplicity said Shri Manohar Parikar

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Feb 16, 2014, 08:08 pm IST
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$img_titleSimplicity is not for advertising, simplicity doesn’t make you a good administrator, vote for work not for simplicity said Shri Manohar Parikar (Chief Minister of Goa) in a programme ‘Intellectual meet’ organised by friends of BJP in New Delhi on February 10. He said Government is paralysed right now; Country needs a decisive leadership and decisive Government and it can be given by BJP and Modi only. Country needs ‘Balance of payment’. It is the Congress Government who used all the tricks to defame Modi but it failed. It is not hidden what BJP has done in Goa, Gujarat, and Chattisgarh etc. Please give a chance to show all over country that what BJP can do. He appealed that don’t give BJP a diluted majority, vote for BJP and Modi and help us in Mission 272+. In previous 2 years Central Government has not given anything to Goa except pain. It is only BJP who have planning for the better India.

Prakash Javedkar, Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha (BJP) said we are trying to reach each and every person of the country by social media or by any medium. Now 2014 election has become a kind of war, and this war is for development. People want development, Modi is a sign of change, so vote for Modi, he said by quoting Modi’s statement, Congress ko 60 saal dia mjhe 60 mahine do. We want ‘Congress Mukta Bharat’.

Dr Harsh Vardhan, MLA of Delhi Vidhan Sabha and Leader in Opposition, said we have people like Manohar Parikar who is a genuine aam aadmi not pseudo-aam aadmi. 2014 is not only important for BJP, it is important for whole Bharat. He said we have inspiration like Atalji, Modiji, Deen Dayal Upadhyaji, Syama Prasad Mookerjee and we can do lot following their path. It is a Rashtra Dharam to work for BJP and Modi for the betterment of country.

The idea behind this integrated approach of Intellectual forum consist of various cells of BJP led by friends of BJP, in Delhi, is not only to achieve the 272+ objective but the target is to add 1lac+ registered voters for BJP in each of the constituencies. Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha(BJP), Meenakshi Lekhi, national spokesperson of BJP, Dr Balashankar, Arun Upadhyaya, Manoj Arora, National Co-Convener of BJP were also present on the occasion.

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