Mumbai: On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a massive rally in the east of Uttar Pradesh, Meerut. His rally came after a day of Mission Shakti where India tested an Anti-Satelite Missile in space at Lowe Earth Orbit (LEO).
PM Modi addressed that he want to change Uttar Pradesh into ‘Uttam (Best) Pradesh’. He said that the half work is done in the last five years and the remaining half back would be done in the next 5 years.
On his election campaign, PM spoke, “Your Chowkidar has shown the audacity carrying surgical strike on land, Air and now in Space.”
PM compared the previous government of Samajwadi Party lead Akhilesh Yadav with present BJP’s Yogi Aditynath government saying, “The past government believed only into slogans while our present government instead believe to take the right decisions.”
“Country has seen many governments in every term that give catchlines but it’s for the first time where the government is seen to deliver and instigate decisions,” he said.
PM Modi on Wednesday announced and informed about the glorious moment in space for India for which Rahul Gandhi criticized PM wishing on twitter as ‘ Very Happy World Theatre Day’. Mamata Banerjee had tweeted her anger saying as she will lodge complain against PM for his announcement.
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PM today on Thursday in his rally replied Congress President Rahul Gandhi voicing as, ‘They (Congress) got miss concept about A-SAT (Anti-Satelite) with set use in theatres’ PM asked, ‘Whether we should laugh or we should cry on brains of such people who get confused between mission on space and theatres?’
Does India need Sapoot (obedient son) or Saboot (proof), he said responding to the questions raised by opposition parties on The Centre for Indian Air Force (IAF) air strike in Balakot, Pakistan, which is the biggest training centre of terror organisation Jaish-e-Muhammad with chief Masood Azhar (Mastermind of Pulwama attack which led to death of 40 CRPF soldiers).
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