In Punjab, PM Modi targets AAP over IB officer Ankit Sharma's killing, slams Congress on internal feud
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'Kattar Beimaan Party': PM Modi attacks AAP on corruption, law and order at Jalandhar rally
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticised Punjab's ruling Aam Aadmi Party for corruption allegations. He labeled the party "Kattar Beimaan Party" during a rally in Jalandhar. The prime minister also highlighted the state's deteriorating law and order situation. He mentioned a former AAP leader's conviction for murder during Delhi riots. Modi urged voters to elect the BJP for a prosperous Punjab.
In Punjab, PM Modi targets AAP over IB officer Ankit Sharma's killing, slams Congress on internal feud
Speaking at a rally in Punjab's Jalandhar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has targeted the AAP and said attacks on police stations have become a common norm in the state. He also targeted Congress over the internal feud within party's state unit.
Prime Minister Modi also inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for rail and road projects worth approximately ₹5,470 crore. He said the BJP government is now embarking on a mission to modernize 1,300 railway stations across the country. Seventy-five redeveloped railway stations were inaugurated on Friday.
Punjab has an extraordinary potential for progress and needs a double-engine government with a single-party government at the Centre and the state for rapid and all-round development, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said. Addressing a huge public meeting in Jalandhar, Punjab, he said, "There is an extraordinary potential in Punjab's youth, farmers and industries to contribute to the progress of the country. But to get the right momentum and sup…
‘Punjab’s law and order in shambles’: PM Modi accuses state’s AAP Govt of betraying people
Addressing the gathering in Jalandhar, the PM pointed out that even police stations are not safe in the state. He observed that only the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) would be able to help Punjab become a developed and self-reliant state.
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