While addressing a rally in Rajasthan on Sunday Prime Minister Narendra Modi hit the Pakistan nuclear weapons and its statements of using them again and again. Talking on his narrative on national security prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Rajasthan rally ahead of the Lok Sabha polls claiming that we have not kept nuclear weapons for Diwali fireworks
Adding onto the issue of national security prime Minister said that it had India warned Pakistan against any threats to the wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman. Prime Minister Narendra Modi targeted Congress saying that it signed the Shimla agreement in 1972 in the global pressure and released 90,000 prisoners of war from the Indian army custody.
In spite of the Election Commissions warnings of refraining from using Indian army or it’s officials in any political propaganda Narendra Modi addressed saying that New Delhi was prepared to launch missiles as tensions escalated between India and Pakistan after the attack
Gujarat Congress spokesperson targeted Narendra Modi’s comments saying that there is a series of the system that Pakistan has to follow when it released a pilot Abhinandan claiming pm statements to be false.
Narendra Modi lashed out at Congress saying that they had three realities of the party are, Namdar Parivar, corruption, and plenty of false promises that they made to the people of India in 70 years of rule.
Applauding his government, Narendra Modi said that his government has fought against poverty illiteracy terrorism unemployment in the last past 5 years of his rule.
Rajasthan will go to polls in the 4th and 5th phase of the Lok Sabha election. Polling will be held for the state on April 29 and May 6. The result for the Lok Sabha election will be announced on May 23
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