In the LS election, Kishan Reddy calls for support for Modi.
HYDERABAD, APR 10 : Union Minister and Telangana BJP Chief G Kishan Reddy on Wednesday rallied support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the coming Lok Sabha election, urging voters to endorse Modi’s leadership once again.
During an election campaign held in Sripuri Colony, Chandrababu Nagar, Indira Nagar, and other areas of the city, Reddy emphasised the significance of the coming elections, asserting that they would shape the future of the nation.
He called upon citizens to ponder over their choices and vote, highlighting Modi’s contributions to the nation.
“Prime Minister Modi has fulfilled a 500-year-old dream by constructing the divine and magnificent Ram Mandir. Under his leadership, every poor family in the country has been provided with cooking gas connections through the Ujjwala scheme. Moreover, 13 crore toilets have been built as part of the Swachh Bharat Mission,” Reddy stated, enumerating the achievements of Modi’s governance.
He further underscored the initiatives undertaken in sectors such as railways, national highways, airports, and agriculture, emphasizing the need to strengthen Modi’s leadership once more.
Reddy exuded confidence in the BJP’s prospects in the elections, asserting, “The BJP will secure the majority of seats in this election. Modi’s leadership will enhance the country’s dignity and ensure welfare for the poor.”
Highlighting Modi’s efforts towards women empowerment and national security, Reddy credited the Prime Minister for bringing about significant changes, including the abolition of triple talaq and the empowerment of women across various domains.
Regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, Reddy commended Modi’s leadership in managing the crisis and providing relief measures such as free rice distribution.
He also mentioned the government’s initiatives to support savings societies and modernize infrastructure, exemplified by the development of the Secunderabad Railway Station.
Reddy urged voters to support Modi for the betterment of the nation and sought blessings from the people of Secunderabad.(UNI)
