Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his victory speech following the BJP’s success in five Assembly/UT elections, praised Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee for his efforts in preserving national unity. PM Modi highlighted Dr. Mukherjee’s role in advocating for the nation’s interests above personal agendas, emphasizing his founding of the Bharatiya Jan Sangh as a testament to selfless service to the country.
PM Modi expressed satisfaction that Bengal had chosen to break free from fear under previous administrations and entrusted the BJP with governance. He assured the people of Bengal of the BJP’s commitment to good governance and fulfilling their aspirations. The Prime Minister also credited the BJP’s success in over 20 states to the party’s dedication to public service and effective governance.
Emphasizing the BJP’s motto of “Citizen is God,” PM Modi underscored the party’s focus on serving the people, leading to increased public trust. He stressed that where the BJP governs, there is a track record of development and good governance. PM Modi urged all political parties in Bengal to prioritize peace over violence and work towards transforming the state’s political landscape marred by fear and intimidation.
Reflecting on the recent elections in Bengal, PM Modi commended the peaceful voting process and the absence of any loss of life during the polls. He highlighted the shift towards a more hopeful and future-oriented political environment, away from violence and retribution. PM Modi celebrated the victory of democracy in Bengal, noting the absence of fear and violence that had marred previous elections.
