Narendra Modi

Jaishankar underscored, "It is Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s unequivocal pledge that whenever Indians face adversity abroad, the Indian government stands ready to support them," highlighting instances in Ukraine, Sudan, and throughout the Covid-19 pandemic where this assurance was upheld.

Speaking at an election rally organized by the NDA in Kunnamkulam, Modi took aim at Rahul Gandhi, presently campaigning in Kerala for the Lok Sabha elections. Modi criticized Gandhi for failing to secure his family's stronghold in Uttar Pradesh and remaining silent on the Karuvannur bank scandal.

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.

Speaking to a massive crowd, PM Modi lambasted the Congress, dubbing them as the "sultan of division" and alleging their association with the "tukde tukde gang."

In Mysuru, he is slated to headline a massive rally where he will share the stage with JD(S) stalwart H D Deve Gowda. Following this event, he will lead a spirited roadshow in the coastal city of Mangaluru.

"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.

PM Modi denounced the Congress for allegedly distorting facts and using the Constitution as a tool to attack him personally. He recalled how the Congress, during its tenure, opposed the celebration of Constitution Day, which he deemed as disrespectful to the architect of the Constitution, Babasaheb Ambedkar.