‘Foreign nations also know aayega to Modi hi': PM Modi reveals he is getting invites for 2nd half of 2024

“I have received invites from foreign nations to visit them in July, August, September; they also know ‘aayega to Modi hi',” remarked PM Modi, underlining the global acknowledgment of his administration's accomplishments.

During the BJP national convention in the capital city on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reaffirmed his aspiration for a third consecutive term for the BJP-led NDA at the Centre. Emphasizing the confidence in his government's potential return to power, PM Modi highlighted the increasing international recognition, citing invitations from foreign nations scheduled for July, August, and September.

“I have received invites from foreign nations to visit them in July, August, September; they also know ‘aayega to Modi hi',” remarked PM Modi, underlining the global acknowledgment of his administration's accomplishments.

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Discussing India's burgeoning ties with Gulf nations, PM Modi attributed much of the progress to his personal rapport with global leaders and the charisma he brings to the table. He recounted his recent visits to UAE and Qatar, where he was honored by five Arab countries, reflecting not only his stature as Prime Minister but also the pride of 1.4 billion Indians.

“When I took oath in 2014, many critics questioned my experience as an MP. Many things were said about foreign policy. Recently, I visited UAE and Qatar. Not one but five Arab countries have given me highest honour of their country, this is not the honour of Prime Minister but also that of 140 countrymen,” he said, amid wave of applause and cheers by the BJP leaders.

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In a show of solidarity with the armed forces, PM Modi criticized the Congress party for questioning the legitimacy of surgical strikes and Balakot airstrikes, reprimanding their skepticism and nationalist stance.

Addressing the BJP's ambitious goal, PM Modi urged party members to strive for a monumental victory of 370+ seats, symbolizing the triumph of revoking Article 370. He mocked the Opposition for seemingly mimicking the BJP's campaign slogan, 'Abki baar, 400 paar,' insinuating their waning influence ahead of the 2024 electoral showdown.

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"Today, even the Opposition chants 'NDA sarkar, 400 paar,'" quipped PM Modi, signaling the shifting dynamics of the political landscape.

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