Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a gathering in Kochi, highlighted the need for a political transformation in Kerala, urging for a departure from the traditional political factions. He stressed the state’s potential in the 21st century, advocating for a fresh start beyond the dominance of the Left Democratic Front and the United Democratic Front.
PM Modi underscored the importance of the upcoming years for Kerala’s progress, citing issues like corruption hindering development. He urged voters to consider the NDA as an alternative after decades of the same political choices, criticizing the UDF as a risky coalition of ‘Muslim League, Maoist, Congress.’
The Prime Minister outlined plans for a ‘double engine government’ in Kerala, focusing on sectors like tourism, IT, and new technologies. He proposed initiatives to boost tourism, such as destination weddings and global conferences, aiming to position Kerala as a key international tourism destination.
Highlighting welfare schemes for coastal communities, PM Modi mentioned support for fishermen, including insurance coverage and infrastructure projects like the Vizhinjam International Seaport. He reassured support for the Indian diaspora in the Gulf and criticized the Congress and Left for political maneuvers during crises, expressing confidence in a BJP-led NDA government in Kerala.
