Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised the tribal voters in Madhya Pradesh that their land was safe until BJP and Modi were there at Centre. He was addressing an election rally in Khargone on Friday.
Accusing the Congress of misleading the tribals, Prime Minister Narendra Modi who was addressing his last election rally in Khargone of Madhya Pradesh on Friday affirmed, “Jab Tak Modi aur BJP hain, jungle me rahne walon ke adhikaron aur zamin ko koi hath nh laga sakta, (Until Modi and BJP are there, no one can touch rights and the land of the tribals.
PM Modi urged the public to punish those who spread lies, got them confused and played divisive politics.
During his visits, Congress president Rahul Gandhi was continuously accusing Modi government of tampering with the Forest Land Rights act saying the Centre has altered provisions to snatch tribal land.
Out of the eight seats going to polls in Malwa-Nimar in MP on May 19, several have sizable tribal population.
The PM also evoked tribal freedom fighter Bheema Nayak on the occasion.
He attacked Congress claiming the party used to teach counting during assembly polls, saying the Chief Minister would be replaced in ten days if the farm loans weren’t waived off in this period. “Whether your loans were waived off and if the Chief Minister was replaced,” asked the PM accusing the Congress of fooling the public in the state.
The Prime Minister slammed Kamal Nath government saying farm loans weren’t waived off and the banks were sending police to farmers’ homes. Only a transfer industry was running in full speed in the state and during IT raids huge cash was recovered, said the Prime Minister referring to Tughlaq Road scam.
“The Congress has given two and a half CMs and the bureaucracy keep making rounds among the offices of them,” alleged PM Modi taking a jibe at alleged power tussle among Kamal Nath, Digvijaya Singh and Jyotiraditya Scindia.
“I had started the campaign saying the last five years were devoted for basic amenities and the coming five years would be of expectations and aspirations,” said the PM adding a vast country like ours should not see small dreams and should think big.
The Prime Minister on the occasion thanked the public for supporting him for five years and expressed gratitude for choosing him for ‘next five years.”