Union Minister Amit Shah, while addressing an election rally in Jamkandorna, Rajkot, appealed to the public to elect Narendra Modi as Prime Minister for the third time, citing the need to eradicate Naxalism, terrorism, and poverty. Shah praised Modi's vision for a developed India by 2047.
Shah campaigned for BJP candidate Mansukh Mandaviya in Porbandar, claiming Rahul Gandhi's defeat in the first two phases of elections. He praised Modi's initiatives, such as the abolition of Article 370 and the construction of the Ram temple. Shah credited Modi for elevating Gujarat's status globally and filling gaps left by previous governments.
Highlighting Mandaviya's work during the pandemic, Shah mentioned the completion of vaccination drives and the establishment of AIIMS under Modi's leadership. He lauded Modi's efforts in providing 24-hour electricity, healthcare, and water resources to rural areas. Shah also commended the construction of Sardar Patel's memorial and Modi's strong stance on national security, including the surgical strikes.
Shah concluded by praising Modi's welfare schemes for the poor, including food grain provisions, housing, and healthcare assistance. He emphasized Modi's decisive actions, such as the removal of Article 370 and the handling of national security issues, contrasting them with the Congress' approach.
