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Highlighting the BJP's track record, Shah underscored the party's ability to govern without compromising reservation policies, even amidst significant legislative changes such as the abrogation of Article 370 and the outlawing of Triple Talaq. He emphasized that while the BJP administration has undertaken bold reforms, reservation remains untouched, reflecting Modi's steadfast guarantee to uphold it.

PM Modi highlighted various pledges made in the manifesto, underscoring commitments such as the construction of three crore new houses for the underprivileged, continued provision of free ration for the next five years, free medical treatment for citizens above 70 years, and empowerment initiatives aimed at making three crore women financially independent.

"We are optimistic about our prospects in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, aiming to secure more seats than our previous tally of 18 in 2019. With a comprehensive victory, we foresee the collapse of the Mamata Banerjee-led TMC government in the state. Upon assuming power, our top priority will be to entice the Tatas back to Singur, which falls within the Hooghly constituency," stated the former actor turned political figure.

Singh went on to assert that the BJP's manifesto sets a gold standard in global politics, symbolizing the party's unwavering dedication to fulfilling its pledges. He pointed out various developmental initiatives undertaken by the central government, such as the enactment of the women's reservation law, the revocation of Article 370, and the construction of the Ram temple, as evidence of the BJP's commitment to its electoral promises.

Speaking passionately at campaign rallies held in support of her son, Dushyant Singh, the incumbent BJP MP representing the Jhalawar-Baran constituency, Raje delineated a clear demarcation in the political landscape. She delineated two distinct archetypes of electoral contenders: those driven by altruistic motives, dedicated to the well-being and service of the populace, juxtaposed against self-serving opportunists solely driven by personal gain.

"With your unwavering trust and support, our nation has undergone a profound metamorphosis in the last ten years. We have witnessed unparalleled progress and a shift in mindset," expressed the Prime Minister.

Heading the manifesto committee, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh asserted, "Every pledge outlined in the Sankalp Patra has been fulfilled. Our actions mirror our words." He cited the revocation of Article 370 and the commencement of the Ram temple as tangible manifestations of their commitments.

The battle for Hyderabad intensifies as BJP candidate Madhavi Latha launches a vigorous attack on the incumbent MP, causing a stir within the party ranks.