Coming down heavily on Congress for raising slogan ‘Modi teri kabar khudegi’, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that the country and people are saying “Modi
Tera Kamal Khilega”.
In response to the Congress’ comments, the Prime Minister declared that the nation would respond “appropriately” to those who use insulting language and thought. “BJP is evident everywhere I look in Meghalaya. I can see the lotus bloom whether it is in a town, a village, or the plains. The phrase “Modi teri kabar khudegi” is currently being chanted by those who have been rejected by the nation or who the nation is no longer willing to accept. But, the nation is chanting, “Modi tera kamal khilega,” “PM Modi made this statement on Friday during an electoral rally.
PM Modi went on saying, “The people of the country will give a befitting reply to the people having such offensive thinking and language. The people of Meghalaya and Nagaland will also give a reply.”
Congress leaders allegedly raised ‘Modi teri kabar khudegi’ slogan after the party leader Pawan Khera was stopped from boarding a flight to Chhattisgarh’s Raipur at the Delhi airport
on Thursday.
The Prime Minister further said that Meghalaya needs a “People’s first” government instead of a “family first” government.
The Prime Minister said that the support for the BJP is a result of “selfish act” by a few families.
Earlier today, the Prime Minister held a roadshow in Shillong
ahead of the rally.
Thanking the people for showing love on him, PM Modi said that it will be repaid by bringing development to Meghalaya.
