Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed confidence that the BJP-led NDA would secure power in the upcoming polls, particularly emphasizing the potential for BJP success in Kerala. He urged voters in Kerala to convert their support into votes, aiming for double-digit seats for the BJP in the state.
Modi's remarks came ahead of the Election Commission's announcement of Lok Sabha poll dates. He highlighted the BJP's efforts in Kerala and projected optimism for the party's electoral performance in the state.
Modi pledged to leave no stone unturned in developing Kerala and breaking the cycle of governance under LDF and UDF coalitions. He emphasized the need for fresh perspectives in Kerala politics and the importance of BJP representation in the state to communicate the views of Kerala's people to the central government effectively.
The Prime Minister addressed various issues affecting Kerala, including alleged corruption and incompetence under LDF and UDF governments. He highlighted the struggles of rubber planters and criticized vote-bank politics, positioning the BJP as a progressive alternative.
Modi began his speech with a chant related to the Sabarimala shrine and extended Easter wishes to the audience. He also mentioned upcoming festivals and the significance of the democratic process.
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Padmaja Venugopal, who recently joined the BJP, was among the notable figures present at the event, indicating strategic political alliances and efforts to strengthen the party's position in Kerala.
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