Archive · 6 Sep 2026
BJP Says India’s Post-2014 Growth Validates Modi’s SRCC Speech
Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke at Shri Ram College of Commerce on Saturday.
He compared India’s situation in 2013 with its position today.
He said the country had become stronger under the BJP government.
He criticized some opponents using phrases such as “dimagi Naxals” and “Naraz Fufa.”
BJP leaders said his speech showed how India had changed.
They pointed to efforts against terrorism and stronger national security.
They also said Operation Sindoor showed India using its own weapons.
The BJP believes the country’s progress is visible despite criticism.
The BJP praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s remarks during his Teachers’ Day address at Shri Ram College of Commerce.
Modi contrasted India’s challenges in 2013 with the country’s current growth and strength under the BJP government.
He called his critics “dimagi Naxals” and described some opponents as “Naraz Fufa,” or angry uncles.
BJP leaders said India had advanced in counterterrorism, strategic deterrence and self-reliance since 2014.
The BJP cited Operation Sindoor and indigenous weapons as examples of the government’s approach to national security.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Bharatiya Janata Party and its leaders, including Praveen Khandelwal, T.R. Srinivas and Sanjay Saraogi.
- What
- The BJP endorsed Modi’s SRCC speech and said India’s post-2014 growth and transformation support his claims about the country’s progress.
- When
- Modi delivered the address on Saturday, and the BJP responded on Sunday.
- Where
- Shri Ram College of Commerce in New Delhi, at Delhi University.
- Why
- The BJP wanted to highlight the government’s record on national development, counterterrorism, strategic deterrence and self-reliance.
- Prime minister
- Narendra Modi
- Venue
- Shri Ram College of Commerce, New Delhi
- Speech occasion
- Teachers’ Day address
- BJP claim
- India’s growth and transformation after 2014 reflect Modi’s comparison of the country before and after the BJP government took office.
- Security issues cited
- Counterterrorism, strategic deterrence and self-reliance
- Operation referenced
- Operation Sindoor
- Earlier attack referenced
- The 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks