Rajnath Singh mocks Congress and Left parties, highlights duel in Kerala and alliance in Delhi
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Rajnath Singh mocks Congress and Left parties, highlights duel in Kerala and alliance in Delhi

Ahead of Kerala's elections, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh sharply criticised the Congress and Left parties, emphasising their contradictory dynamics. He underscored their confrontations in Kerala while highlighting their alliances in Delhi

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Apr 19, 2024, 03:30 pm IST
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, speaking in Thalassery, remarked that while the Congress and Left parties engage in conflict in Kerala, they form alliances once in Delhi, showcasing a seemingly contradictory relationship. Defence Minister was addressing an election meeting organised for Praful Krishna, BJP candidate in Vadakara Lok Sabha constituency and Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha State President. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh started his speech after offering pranams to the balidanis who laid their life for the great movement. He said he did not expect such a huge gathering in the Kannur district. He was referring to the fact that Kannur is the most powerful bastion of CPM in the State. He said that the voters of Kerala gave the BJP a two-digit percentage last time, but this time, he is sure people will give two-digit seats to the party.

The Defence Minister said that the entire world sees Bharat with respect. They eagerly look forward to what stand Bharat takes on international issues. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is a legend in the country. He practises what he preaches. He cited the examples of Ram Mandir and Article 370. By 2047, Bharat will be numero uno in the entire world. Bharat will turn a Ram Rajya.

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh criticised both the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) and the opposition United Democratic Front (UDF) for neglecting the issues faced by rubber farmers. Addressing a rally, he urged voters to oust them, vowing to eradicate any forces threatening the nation’s well-being.

The Defence Minister said that CPM looted the cooperative banks in Kerala. ED has frozen the assets they purchased with the looted funds. Now, our Prime Minister has sought legal advice to return those funds to the losers. This is Modi’s Guarantee. The Kerala Government does not have funds to distribute salaries. Whatever the Centre gives is insufficient even to pay the interest on the previous loans. People have embraced the slogan that this time, NDA will score more than 400 seats. He appealed to the voters to return Praful Krishna to Lok Sabha. He said that once Praful wins, he (Minister) would return to this soil again to thank the voters.

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