English : salient points of speech of BJP National President, Shri Amit Shah addressing Booth Karyakarta sammelan in Ambikapur and Bilaspur (Chhattisgarh) on 12 October 2018

 

 

Main Points of the booth level karyakarta Sammelan addressed by BJP President Shri Amit Shah at Ambikapur and Bilaspur in Chattisgarh

1. The people of Chattisgarh have resolved to form a BJP Government in the State for the fourth time. This time the party will win more than 65 seats under the leadership of Shri Raman Singh.

 

1. The elections in Chattisgarh is not merely an election of the State, but it is an election over the sacrifices and martyrdom of hundreds of BJP workers in West Bengal, Kerala and other States. The victory should be so strong that it becomes the foundation for massive victory of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi during the Lok Sabha elections in 2019.

 

1. Before seeking votes from people, Congress president Mr Rahul Gandhi should clarify under whose leadership it is going to fight the assembly elections in Chattisgarh. The Congress has neither the leader, nor the vision, neither the leadership nor any ideology.

 

1. Rahul Gandhi is going to contest elections in Chattisgarh under the leadership of those people who have made fake and forged CDs of women to malign them. This is enough to demonstrate dirty mind of the Congress leaders. Mothers and Sisters from Chattisgarh would give a befitting reply to the dirty politics of the Congress.

 

1. Chattisgarh was considered an uneducated, dark and backward State under the regime of the Congress. Now it has become known for education, health, connectivity, industry and power hubs.

 

1. Unlike the Congress, the BJP does not speak the language of terrorists and extremists. We speak the language of development and also demonstrate how it can be achieved at the level of field.

 

1. Topmost priority of the BJP is to rid the country of terrorism, infiltration and naxalism.

 

1. While Rahul Gandhi may stand up with those who dream of dividing the country into various parts, the BJP will have zero tolerance for these elements. Under the BJP regime, such anti-national forced would be behind the bars.

 

1. Rahul Gandhi’s conspiracies are not going to help the Congress anyway. If the Congress returns to power this would mean leaving the State in the hands of the corrupt.

 

10.During the Congress regime, the budget for the State was Rs 9000 crore. Dr Raman Singh increased it by ten times to make it Rs 94,775 crore. During the Congress regime the per capita income in the State was Rs 13,000 only in place of Rs 92,000 under the leadership of Dr Raman Singh.

 

11.The BJP Government under Dr Raman Singh has uprooted the parallel administration that the Naxals used to run. To tackle the problem on a permanent basis, the State has started working on a war footing with visible positive outcomes.

 

12.Rahul Gandhi is seeking what we did during the years we have been in power. The people of the State are asking what the Congress did in so many years it has been in power since independence. Four generations of Congress have ruled the State.

 

13. The 13^th Finance Commission had allocated Rs 48,088 crore where as the Modi Government through the  14^th Finance Commission has allocated Rs 1,37,927 crore for the development of the State which was almost three times of what was given by the UPA.

 

14. The Modi Government has fulfilled the much awaited demand of the farmers by raising the minimum support price to 1.5 times of the input cost. This has been a historic decision. Under the “Ayushman Bharat” scheme, 10 crore poor families which means 50 crore people were being given free assurance of up to Rupees five lakh.

 

15. The Congress should explain why it was protecting those determined to divide the country. Whether the party was with Maoists-Naxals or with people of the country. The Congress may not be worried about security of the country but the BJP has always maintained zero tolerance towards anti-nationals.

 

16.The Congress is worried about Human Rights of infiltrators but it is not worried about the Human Rights of its own citizens. Before seeking votes in Chattisgarh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, the Congress should clarify whether it was worried about infiltrators or its citizens.

 

17. Rahul Gandhi may be dreaming about forming a government in
Chattisgarh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh but since 2014 the BJP has been winning in all the elections and the Congress has been losing decisively in these elections. The same fate awaits the Congress in Chattisgarh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.

 

Ends