Lok Sabha Elections 2024: JP Nadda urges voters in Wayanad to reject corruption and dynasty politics
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Lok Sabha Elections 2024: JP Nadda urges voters in Wayanad to reject corruption and dynasty politics

BJP President JP Nadda urged voters in Wayanad to combat corruption, dynasty, and appeasement politics during the ongoing Lok Sabha Polls. Stressing the importance of every vote, he highlighted its role in shaping India's security, prosperity, and development

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Apr 20, 2024, 12:00 pm IST
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BJP President JP Nadda addressed voters in Wayanad, Kerala during the ongoing first phase of Lok Sabha Polls, emphasising the significance of voting against corruption, dynasty, and appeasement politics. He urged voters to participate in the democratic process, highlighting the empowerment it brings to villages, women, youths, and farmers. Nadda stressed the value of every vote, stating that it holds the potential to fulfill wishes and ambitions while contributing to the nation’s progress.

He further, stressed the importance of every vote for India’s security, prosperity, and development during an election rally in Wayanad. He accused the Congress of having connections with outlawed organizations and expressed concern over Rahul Gandhi’s decision to contest from Wayanad due to fears of another defeat in Amethi.

Nadda criticised Rahul for his alleged support of outlawed groups like the Popular Front (PFI) and accused the Congress of aiming to divide and rule the country. He questioned Rahul’s opposition to the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and highlighted the Congress’s alleged alliance with the PFI and SDPI, along with its friendly relations with Communists. Nadda underscored the unity among Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi, Sitaram Yechury, and D. Raja in Delhi.

JP Jadda said that Bharat has become the fifth economic power in the world during the last ten years. The NDA Government aims to make Bharat the largest economy in the world. He told the voters that when they cast their vote for Surendran, they were voting for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to power.

Later, JP Nadda participated in an impressive road show in Kozhikode and Kottayam for the election campaigns of BJP leader MT Rajesh and BDJS leader Thushar Vellappalli, respectively.

Topics: BJP roadshowJP NaddaPM ModiCAAWayanadlok sabha pollsLok Sabha Elections 2024
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