Maharashtra CM Fadnavis Critiques Congress at Assam Rally
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Guwahati, March 31 (NationPress) Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis delivered an impactful address at a public rally in Jorhat, Assam on Tuesday. He commenced with an Assamese greeting and the rallying cry “Jai Aai Axom,” which resonated deeply with the audience.
Fadnavis celebrated Assam's vibrant heritage, honoring figures such as Maa Kamakhya, Ahom general Lachit Borphukan, and Vaishnavite saint Srimanta Sankardeva. He emphasized the BJP's commitment to fostering regional identity while ensuring national unity.
In a pointed critique of the Congress party, Fadnavis asserted that they have neglected the essential focus on development and national interests. He accused Congress of engaging in “self-serving politics,” which he claimed leads to instability through misinformation.
Addressing the current global tensions, Fadnavis urged that Indian political factions should unite for the sake of national security. He remarked, “This is the moment to empower our nation, not to compromise it for political leverage.”
Highlighting the Centre's dedication to Assam, he noted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has visited the state 35 times, showcasing the government's investment in its progress. He contrasted this with the previous Congress Prime Ministers, whom he claimed overlooked Assam.
Fadnavis further declared that India has become a strong and stable entity under Modi's leadership, while Congress is accused of perpetuating false narratives.
In a jab at Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi, running for Jorhat, Fadnavis questioned his connection with the constituency, asking if he had even visited the area ten times since his election.
The rally also featured BJP candidate Hitendra Nath Goswami, who sought public backing, expressing confidence that Jorhat voters would once again support the BJP based on development.
The political rivalry between BJP and Congress is heating up as the elections approach, with escalating exchanges between their leaders.