Shimla: BJP National President, Jagat Prakash Nadda, received an enthusiastic welcome in Shimla after the historic victories in Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan.
Addressing the party workers Nadda emphasized the genuine guarantees of Prime Minister Modi, contrasting them with what he called the empty promises of the Congress.
Highlighting the achievements of the central government, Nadda expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support in Himachal Pradesh. He credited the spirited enthusiasm of the party workers for the significant triumph.
Nadda commended the BJP's historic wins in Shimla, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Rajasthan, stating that they signify a powerful and robust government.
Nadda asserted that the new year would be prosperous and compared BJP workers to Lord Rama, urging them to serve the nation diligently.
He announced a nationwide cleanliness campaign at pilgrimage sites and temples starting from January 22nd and the "Ram Jyoti" initiative, encouraging every household to light five lamps on Diwali.
Reflecting on the Ram Mandir construction, Nadda praised the contribution of Himachal Pradesh and highlighted the passage of the proposal in Palampur on June 11, 1989.
He acknowledged the role of leaders like Atal Bihari Vajpayee and L.K. Advani in passing the resolution, considering it a matter of pride for Himachal.
Taking a swipe at the Congress, Nadda criticized their guarantee system, stating that while Congress leaders promise but fail to deliver, Prime Minister Modi ensures results. He asserted that the public now places unwavering trust in Narendra Modi.
Nadda celebrated the BJP's electoral gains in Telangana and Mizoram, indicating the party's strengthening presence across the country. He declared the BJP's determination to continue its winning streak, both at the state and central levels.
In a subtle jab at the Congress, Nadda questioned the effectiveness of their guarantees, asking if the public has truly benefited from them. He underscored the remarkable progress of India under Modi's leadership, with projections suggesting that by 2027, India could become the world's third-largest economy.
Nadda also highlighted the strides made in healthcare, citing the Ayushman Bharat initiative, which provides annual coverage of ₹5 lakh to 50 crore people. He applauded the efforts to make medical facilities easily accessible and recognized the recognition from China as a testament to India's rapid progress.
Nadda urged the public to remain vigilant, cautioning against Congress's misleading statements.
He criticized the Congress-led Himachal government for its alleged failure in various sectors and labeled it a "back-gear government."
Nadda concluded by emphasizing the stark difference between the BJP and Congress governments, asserting that the BJP fulfills its promises and achieves what it commits to.
