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Modi Renews Developed India Pledge Amid Opposition Challenge

Modi Renews Developed India Pledge Amid Opposition Challenge
‘I won’t stop’: In PM’s Viksit Bharat pledge, a message for Opposition · indianexpress.com

Narendra Modi spoke at an event celebrating 25 years as a head of government.

He promised to keep working until India becomes a developed country.

He said he had not expected to serve for so long when he became chief minister of Gujarat in 2001.

The article says the BJP is emphasizing his leadership while facing criticism from the Opposition.

The Opposition recently protested over issues connected to voter lists.

Rahul Gandhi led a sit-in after an INDIA bloc march to the Election Commission.

Modi also described achievements of his government, including economic resilience and changes in Jammu and Kashmir.

Home Minister Amit Shah praised Modi’s record in office.

Key facts

Event
Viksit Bharat Sankalp Sabha
Milestone
25 years as head of government
First oath as Gujarat chief minister
October 7, 2001
India development vision
Developed-country status by 2047
Opposition protest issue
Special Intensive Revision of voter rolls
INDIA bloc action
March to the Election Commission

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Narendra Modi

Prime Minister of India

“The Congress has been repeatedly trying to launch and re-launch Rahul Gandhi by any means necessary. When, despite numerous attempts, he failed to gain traction, the Congress and some of its allies decided that even if it meant resorting to anarchy and undermining the nation’s democracy, they would launch Rahul Gandhi politically at any cost.”
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“Modi ji has transformed the very definition of governance through people-centric policies, their implementation, firmness in decision-making, transparency, and a guarantee of results, while establishing the ideal of ‘politics of performance.”
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