PM Modi Urges Voters: “Congress Lacks Vision for MP’s Development in 2023 Elections

In the final leg of campaigning for the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly elections on November 17th, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a heartfelt appeal to voters via the social media platform X. Expressing the unique nature of this campaign, Modi emphasized that it wasn’t merely promotional but a quest for public blessings.

Having traversed every corner of the state, engaging in numerous conversations, Modi underscored the deep-seated affection and trust that the people of Madhya Pradesh have placed in the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), deeming it a substantial asset.

Highlighting the significant role of women in this election, the Prime Minister noted that Madhya Pradesh’s women power is prominently hoisting the BJP flag. He drew parallels between BJP’s commitment to women empowerment and the priority that women in the state have given to reinstating the BJP government. Modi also acknowledged the active participation of the youth, witnessing the next 25 years of India, who are stepping forward shoulder to shoulder to realize the vision of a developed nation.

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Modi expressed the prevailing conviction among the people that only the BJP can usher in the development envisioned for 21st-century Madhya Pradesh. He credited the citizens for recognizing the benefits of a double-engine government and comprehending its indispensability. Reflecting on his rally experiences, the Prime Minister observed the dissatisfaction among Madhya Pradesh residents with the Congress’s dynastic politics and negative approach. He lamented the lack of vision or roadmap for the state’s development on the part of Congress.

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Modi earnestly appealed to all voters in Madhya Pradesh to choose the BJP for the state’s development and a prosperous India, symbolized by the lotus. As campaigning drew to a close at 6 PM on Wednesday, the stage is now set for the electorate to cast their votes on November 17th.