Ranchi

Marandi praises youth's support for PM Modi, hails him as Global Leader

R Sharma

In a bold move to kickstart the electoral battle, former Chief Minister Babulal Marandi addressed a  press conference at the residential office of Bokaro Legislator Biranchi Narayan, heralding the beginning of the state's election campaign. With determination in his voice, he declared his party's mission to secure all 14 seats for the state in the upcoming General Elections. During his impassioned speech, he highlighted the overwhelming support of the nation's youth for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, emphasizing their unwavering allegiance. Additionally, he lauded Modi as the most renowned and efficient leader on the global stage, citing his decisive leadership and transformative initiatives.

Turning his attention to local affairs, the former Chief Minister criticized the ruling party's poor track record on law and order, squarely blaming the opposition-led government for the state's deteriorating security situation. He vowed to restore law and order, promising a safer and more secure environment for all citizens. Also during the media interaction, Marandi highlighted cases where Scorpio owners awoke to find their vehicles precariously balanced on bricks, with all tires stolen, illustrating the pervasive challenges stemming from poor law and order.

Aldo during press briefing in a stirring display of confidence and unwavering support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, BJP Senior leader Babulal Marandi has expressed absolute certainty in the party's prospects for the upcoming general elections. With a resolute tone, Marandi boldly proclaimed, "Apki bar, 400 par!" signaling the BJP's ambitious goal of securing 400 plus seats in the upcoming General elections.

The press conference concluded with a rallying call to voters, urging them to support his party's vision for progress and development. With the stage set for a fierce electoral battle, all eyes are now on the upcoming General Elections as the political landscape heats up in the state.