Cautioning “family-run parties” across the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said “people are fed-up” with such parties and their “days are numbered.” Addressing the concluding address to the party’s National Executive Meeting, the Prime Minister (PM) also said the BJP has moved the country away from politics of “appeasement” to “fulfillment for all.”
Modi said parties that have ruled India for long are now in “terminal decline” but “we should not mock them but learn from their mistakes.”
In the same breath, Modi said: “Those who accuse us need to understand that we live with the philosophy of sarvjan hitaye, sarvjan sukhaye” and talked of the “eternal spirit and strength of India”. Modi said there is a need to go from “P2- Pro-Poor- to G2 - Good Governance” — and “further expand our organisation in all States.”
“The BJP’s struggles are on”, he said while mentioning States like West Bengal, Telangana, and Kerala”, and reminded party workers of their recent victories in “many States”.