PM Modi says at Gurdaspur that the CM’s maalik approves all choices

Speaking at a rally in Dinanagar supporting BJP candidates Taranjit Singh Sandhu (Amritsar), Anita Som Parkash (Hoshiarpur), and Dinesh Singh Babbu (Gurdaspur), Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that everything was proceeding as planned and that the BJP will take power on June 1.

Don’t make a mistake. We will reform the government on June 1st,” the prime minister said. He claimed that there was a unique bond between the BJP and Gurdaspur, and that he used to visit this parliamentary seat often as the Punjab BJP’s in-charge.

Actor and four-time former MP Vinod Khanna was called upon by the PM. “He put forth a lot of effort in his work for the locals.” Along with bringing in significant development projects, he constructed bridges. While he was a minister in the Vajpayee Cabinet, bureaucrats often complimented his methods of operation, according to Modi.

On the other hand, he said absolutely nothing against MP Sunny Deol. Party officials said that because “Deol had done extensive damage to the party fabric,” this was to be anticipated.

Commencing his address, he recalled the sacrifices made by the Sikh Gurus. “I have come here to seek your blessings,” the PM said. Please remember my voting record over the last ten years when you cast your ballot. The BJP is a political party with the ability and vision to advance India. Take a look at how we are updating the railways and building the Jammu-Katra Expressway.

The Prime Minister said, “I was the one who re-opened the file of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and also ensured that the guilty were punished,” keeping in mind the sizable Sikh vote in this area.

“Just see how the Punjab CM rushes to the Tihar Jail to show his report card to his’maalik’ (benefactor),” Modi criticized Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. Arvind Kejriwal, the Punjab government’s “maalik,” has given his consent to every order that is passed. “How long will he keep running Punjab from Tihar?” Modi roared, much to the glee of those there.

“The Delhi-based Congress high command wanted to run the Punjab government when Amarinder was the CM,” he said, drawing a comparison between Mann and previous chief minister Capt. Amarinder Singh. Amarinder, an ex-service member, resigned as a result of refusing to follow the instructions.

Modi added that the two INDIA bloc parties are attempting to deceive the public in various ways. In the last moments of his thirty-minute address, Modi paid tribute to Taranjit Singh Sandhu. “I’ve collaborated with him for a decade. He’s an officer with skill. Vote for him in the Lok Sabha election as a result,” he stated.