In ten years, PM Modi transformed the political ethos of the nation: JP Nadda

According to JP Nadda, India is now ranked third in the world for the manufacture of automobiles, toy exports, and medical sales under PM Modi's direction. The mobile phones you are holding are also produced in India.

Calling the India bloc alliance "anti-ram, anti-sanatan, and anti-national," he said that the UPA government, led by Congresswoman Sonia Gandhi, claimed in an affidavit filed with the court that Lord Ram is a myth and that there is no historical or scientific evidence to support his existence, and that Modi was the one who built the Ram temple and planned the "Pran Pratishtha" ceremony.

BJP president J P Nadda said at public rallies in Kangra, Chamba, and Solan that Prime Minister Narendra Modi transformed the nation's political culture from one of "divide and rule" to one of "report card" politics during the last ten years.

"The nation had 70 years of divide and conquer politics, which has evolved into report card politics in the last ten years, where elected officials are held accountable for their actions." According to Nadda, PM Modi believes in politics of development, but for the last 70 years, the Congress has controlled by inciting conflict between people based on caste, religion, and geography. This practice is still being used to drive a wedge between the North and the South. "Our report card is that we delivered on our promises and went above and beyond what we had promised," he said.

Declaring the India bloc alliance to be anti-national, anti-Sanatan, and anti-ram, he said that the UPA government, led by Congresswoman Sonia Gandhi, had stated in a court-submitted affidavit that Lord Ram is a myth and that there is no historical or scientific evidence to support his existence, and that Modi was the one who built the Ram temple and coordinated the Pran Pratishtha ceremony.

Nadda described the INDIA group as a "alliance of families promoting dynastic politics and saving corrupt people," adding that corrupt politicians will return to prison after the June 1 elections. He said that leaders of the bloc facing corruption accusations are either in jail or on bond.

Nadda made a comparison between the UPA and NDA governments, claiming that the Congress is associated with frauds such as the 2G, 3G, Jijaji (brother-in-law), coal, sugar, rice, and commonwealth schemes. According to him, there hasn't been a fraud in the last ten years of PM Modi's administration. He said that 75 border towns in the state will be transformed into thriving communities with sophisticated infrastructure, urging voters to "vote for a strong government which kills terrorists in their homes using surgical strikes rather than communicating with them and scraps article 370."

Nadda stated, "Congress leader Rahul Gandhi is roaming with the Constitution written by B R Ambedkar, which explicitly states no reservation in the name of religion nevertheless nevertheless adv In spite of what preceded; yet. adj despite the preceding Report Word the Congress party in Andhra Pradesh tried four times to give reservation on the basis of religion while comparable attempts are being made in Karnataka." PM Modi was the one who spoke with Putin and Zelenskyy and secured safe passage for Indian students during the Russia-Ukraine war.

Nadda, who was campaigning for Bhardwaj and Kashyap, said that if PM Modi was granted a third term, India's economy will grow to become the third biggest in the world in three years and that elderly seniors over 70 who had severe illnesses would get treatment worth Rs 5 lakh. The BJP has nominated Kashyap from the Shimla seat and Bhardwaj from the Kangra Lok Sabha constituency. According to PM Modi, India is now ranked third in the world for the manufacture of automobiles, toys, and pharmaceuticals, and the mobile phones you are holding are also produced there.

"I visited the state three times during the monsoon disaster last year, and the Union government gave a sum of Rs 1,782 crore along with funds for the construction of 2700 km of roads and 11,000 houses for victims," Nadda said, inquiring as to whether the state government was responsible for building the houses and roads. Taking a jab at the state's Congress administration, he said that it was in reverse gear and had shut down around 900 institutions related to health, education, and revenue. He also questioned if women were still receiving the Rs. 1500 monthly that the Congress had pledged during the last assembly elections.

He posed the question to the populace, "Do you remember voting for Congress in the last assembly polls or not?" "When I was first elected to the legislature in 1993, there were footpaths in 70 percent of every constituency, and over the past ten years, approximately 12,000 km of roads were built under the Pradhan Mantri Gramin Sadak Yojna," Nadda said. Nadda made reference to the developmental initiatives of the Modi government, stating that four crore houses have been built for the impoverished and that three crore more will be built in the next five years. Additionally, he said that every household will have solar panels installed on their roofs, meaning that their electricity bills will be zero. Nadda also said that the nation will become oil and pulse self-sufficient in the next five years, and that gas would be provided via pipelines in the near future.