51 mega rallies proposed by BJP to mark 9 years of Modi Govt
New Delhi
The Central Government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, willsuccessfully complete its nine years on May 30, 2023. The BJP has planneda month-long programmes at various levels across the countryincluding organising 51 public rallies.
"It is a month-long programme between May 30 and June 30 and in between we will have a special day to remember the gory days and nights of the national Emergency imposed byCongress government in 1975," a key source told 'Organiser'.
The Modi government in 2014 took over the reins of power on May 26th and five years later after therenewed mandate wherein the Lotus party could pick up 303 seats, the Prime Minister and his ministerialcolleagues were again sworn in on May 30, 2019.
On May 30 or 31st, 2023, a mega rally will be addressed by Prime Minister Modi marking the launch ofthe month-long programme.The 51 rallies proposed will be organised at Lok Sabha parliamentary constituencieswhich will be addressed by Union Ministers, BJP national office bearers, Chief Ministers, Leaders Of Opposition and state presidents and others.
There will be a 'Sampark se Samarthan' programme across the country and this will haveoutreach to at least 1000 influential people for each Lok Sabha constituency.
There is a proposal to organise a 'Prabudh Sammelan' on June 25, 2023 under which the Prime Minister's'Mann Ki Baat' programme will be listened to by party leaders, ministers and Karyakartas across the country.
"Moreover, as June 25 coincides with the anniversary of the imposition of Emergency, leaders and party workerswill also see video documentaries on Emergency," the source said.
The month-long programme will also have interaction with Social Media Influencers and businessmenand intellectuals at various mega development project sites.
The party leaders and state and local units will also organise Yoga Days on different days and especially on June 21 -- the International Day of Yoga.
On June 23 -- the death anniversary of the party icon Dr Syama Prasad Mukherjee - the party unitswill organise a digital rally at 10 lakh booths with Prime Minister Modi, sources said.
Mr Narendra Modi first took over as the Prime Minister on May 23, 2014 heralding a new chapter in
Indian politics. Western commentators said, Modi has emerged as the 'new face' of India.
While his pet slogan used to be Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas; in diplomacy he opened
a new phase by inviting all heads of nations and heads of governments from SAARC countries.
Nawaz Sharif of Pakistan also arrived but Islamabad did not respond positively. In 2019, PM Modi
returned to power with an enhanced mandate for the BJP and the saffron-party NDA combine.
In 2019, all BIMSTEC nations' heads of governments were invited.
These nine years India has seen a phenomenal journey in development of infrastructures especially
roads, railways and airports. He gave Jan Dhan, a scheme that guarantees bank accounts for poor
and also ensure effective supply of electricity and brought in the revolutionary Swachh Abhiyan and constructed
toilets.
It was the emergence of a glorious 'Mew India' and PM Modi also exhorted his large young supporters to join a revolution to fight corruption of the old political order.
In July 2021, Antony Blinken, US Secretary of State, paid tribute to Indian democracy when he said, “The most remarkable democratic election in the world, in many ways, is here in India....Americans admire Indians’ commitment to rights, democracy and pluralism. Indian democracy is powered by its free-thinking citizens. I approach this with humility".
Notably, the Modi government has fulfilled two major electoral promises of the BJP or Jan Sangh since their foundations.
The Modi government on Aug. 5, 2019, abrogated Article 370 of the constitution in Jammu and Kashmir and also bifurcated the province and declared Ladakh as a separate Union Territory.
In November 2019, the Supreme Court gave a historic verdict allowing the Ram temple construction in Ayodhya.
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