Underlining that 400 days are left for the next Lok Sabha elections to be held in 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday advised party leaders to start working to reach out to voters. Speaking at the closing ceremony of the 2-day BJP National Executive meeting in New Delhi, PM Modi told party workers, "we have to do everything to serve the people. We have to create history.
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While briefing the media about the last party meeting which top leaders including PM Narendra Modi, BJP President JP Nadda, and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, attended, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said that the Prime Minister directed all the members to work with full discipline.
PM Modi advises ministers to refrain from passing controversial remarks
According to Fadnavis, Prime Minister even berated those ministers who were responsible for passing controversial remarks against the minority community. The Prime Minister categorically said that the ministers should reach out to the Pasmanda Muslim community and educate them about the government-run programmes without pondering "whether they vote for the party or not".
PM underscored that some ministers are continuously passing contentious remarks against the Muslim community even after giving multiple warnings.
"People under the age group 18-25 have not witnessed the political history of India. They aren't aware of the corruption and wrong-doings that took place in the previous government. So, they need to be made aware and let them know about the good governance of BJP," Fadnavis said as saying by PM Modi during the meeting.
"We were advised to conduct some special programmes of Morchas, especially in border villages. So that we can connect with them more, and our developmental schemes reach these areas," he added.
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