Rajya Sabha MP Dinesh Sharma Appreciated PM Modi: He Is Hero Of Victory In MP, Rajasthan And Chhattisgarh

Rajya Sabha MP Dinesh Sharma

Election Results 2023: From the trends coming from the counting of assembly elections held in four states of the country, there are chances of a bumper victory for BJP. In Madhya Pradesh, the party is leading on 160 seats. BJP also has a strong lead in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh. There is a state of enthusiasm in BJP regarding this. During this, BJP’s Rajya Sabha MP and former Deputy CM Dinesh Sharma has given the credit of the party’s victory to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Dinesh Sharma has praised BJP’s victory under the leadership of PM Modi.

Dinesh Sharma said that in the results of the assembly elections, the public has once again given confidence in the leadership of PM Modi. He said that from the craze among the public for PM Modi to the election strategy of Home Minister Amit Shah and the election management of President JP Nadda, the public has trusted. He said that Modi is not working as a name but as a movement.

Dinesh Sharma attributed the victory to Modi Vijay Abhiyan

Dinesh Sharma has said during this time that PM Modi has broken the entire mathematics of castes. Not only this, under his leadership the people of Scheduled Caste have strongly supported BJP, due to which BJP has come to the government with full majority. He has said that BJP has won in Muslim-dominated seats, which is good news for BJP, while it is a big blow for the opposition.

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Dinesh Sharma said that the backward and tribal people have accepted PM Modi as their leader. He said that Modi’s victory campaign will be visible till the 2024 Lok Sabha elections and BJP has again regained the chair at the Center by securing two-thirds majority.

Let us tell you that at present the trends show BJP forming the government with a huge majority in Madhya Pradesh with 160 seats. Apart from this, they seem to be in power in Rajasthan with more than 110 seats and Chhattisgarh with more than 50 seats.

Srishti Verma