Chirag Paswan, the National President of the Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) and candidate from Hajipur expressed admiration for Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He lauded Modi for enhancing India’s global reputation, noting that India’s name is recognized in every corner of the world.
Paswan said “Saying “Bharat Mata ki Jai” is not just a slogan; today, PM Modi has made Bharat Mata truly triumphant on the world stage. There is no country in the world where India’s name does not resonate. The way he has worked to uplift and honor the glory of Bharat Mata, raising her head high, is remarkable.”
He added “This is not a violation of the MCC (Model Code of Conduct), but those who have never understood spirituality will never comprehend this. The opposition parties that have never respected Sanatan Dharma or held faith will never understand this. These things do not matter to them. PM Modi, after the election campaign ended in 2014 and 2019, meditated in the same way, and he is doing the same this time in 2024 as well.”
Chirag Paswan stated, “India was once known as the golden bird, but under PM Modi’s leadership, it has evolved into a golden lion that asserts its presence on the international platform.”
PM Modi’s actions speak louder than words, driving holistic progress and safeguarding rural women’s dignity and well-being. Initiatives like the Ayushman scheme ease financial burdens during illness, benefiting 81 crore individuals with free food grains, especially helping disadvantaged families.
In this scenario, the Prime Minister’s focus on bridging rural-urban gaps includes respecting all citizens’ beliefs. Recently, a magnificent Ram temple was built under his leadership, a historic milestone replacing a temporary structure where Lord Ram Lalla had resided for centuries.
Chirag Paswan also expressed his belief in PM Modi’s upcoming third term, stating, “I am optimistic that on June 4, PM Modi will secure a substantial majority and take the oath of office for the third time.” The final phase of voting for the Lok Sabha election, comprising 57 seats across 8 states/UTs, is scheduled for May 1.
