Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed his administration's role in advancing the nation's economy towards a heightened growth trajectory, underscoring India's burgeoning influence on the global stage as a source of immense pride.
"India now stands as the fifth largest economy worldwide. Our nation's prestige and influence have soared. Today, when India speaks on international platforms, the world listens attentively. Our decisions resonate globally," declared PM Modi during his address to a public gathering in Uttar Pradesh's Basti.
Branding the Congress and SP as "sympathizers" of Pakistan, the Prime Minister accused the two parties of attempting to intimidate India despite Pakistan grappling with severe challenges, including food shortages.
"Pakistan is in distress, yet its sympathizers in the SP and Congress seek to instill fear in India, warning us about Pakistan's nuclear capabilities. But why should India fear? We no longer have a feeble Congress government; instead, we have a robust Modi government. 'Bharat Aaj Ghar Mein Ghus Kar Maarta Hai'!" he asserted.
Emphasizing that the initial five phases of the ongoing Lok Sabha elections have paved the way for the Modi government's potential third term, PM Modi asserted that votes cast for SP or Congress hold little significance now.
"I'm astonished by the repeated release of lackluster movies starring the 'shehzadas' of SP and Congress. Now, these two are peddling joint fantasies, claiming they'll secure 79 seats in UP. This is pure wishful thinking. On June 4, the people of UP will jolt them awake, and then they'll likely blame the EVMs," quipped the Prime Minister.
"Your vote should be for the party that will lead our nation forward. The Modi government is the one to endorse for a developed and self-reliant Bharat," he concluded.
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