Amroha: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath asserted on Friday that the country is undergoing remarkable and unprecedented transformations under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He noted that this transformation has captured the attention and astonishment of the world.
Addressing a public gathering in Gajraula, within the Amroha Lok Sabha constituency, he remarked, “During the partition of the country in 1947, Pakistan had more territory but less population, whereas now it has a population of around 23 to 24 crore, yet many people there struggle to get food. Meanwhile, under PM Modi’s leadership, 80 crore people in India have received free rations for the previous four years.”
Adityanath highlighted this as emblematic of a changing and modern India. He emphasized the necessity of participating in the democratic process to ensure that the Modi administration is entrusted with the country’s leadership for the third time. The Chief Minister was canvassing support for Lok Sabha candidate Chaudhary Kanwar Singh Tanwar.
He underscored Prime Minister Modi’s role as the architect of the new India, constantly striving to realize the vision of a developed and self-sufficient nation. “As a result, everyone in the country now enjoys a more secure environment. Not only that, but 140 crore compatriots throughout the world now have more respect and pride,” he remarked.
Adityanath asserted that PM Modi had not only strengthened the country but also propelled it to become the world’s largest economy. “Furthermore, the growth of the country’s infrastructure and social programs for the underprivileged was outstanding. All of this has been made feasible by the application of democratic norms of responsibility to the public. As a result, it is critical that you vote to elect a strong and stable administration for the country. Only the Modi government is capable of accomplishing all of this. The echo of the ‘Modi government’ may be heard throughout the country. Now is the time to make it a reality,” the CM concluded.
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