Union Home Minister Amit Shah expressed confidence in the BJP’s “400 paar” (400-plus) target on Tuesday, stating that the NDA, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and the INDIA bloc, which he referred to as an alliance of “brashtacharis” (corrupt people) and “pariwarwadis,” are incomparable.
The union home minister expressed his belief that Karnataka’s 28 Lok Sabha seats would be won by the BJP.
He claimed that the Congress-led INDIA alliance and the BJP-led NDA were exact opposites and no match and accused the opposition group of widespread corruption and con games. He went on, “There’s no comparison between Congressman Rahul Gandhi, who goes overseas as summer approaches, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who never takes a break.”
“In the upcoming Lok Sabha polls, there is BJP and NDA under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on one side — and we are in the election fray under Modi’s leadership — while on the other side there is this alliance of ‘pariwarwadis’ (dynasts) and ‘brashtacharis’ (corrupt) — the INDIA alliance,” Amit Shah stated.
Speaking to party officials and workers here, he stated he had visited roughly 60% of the states in India and asserted that people were chanting “Modi, Modi” all over the place.
“Prime Minister Modi has placed a ‘400-paar’ target in front of all the BJP workers this time. In the 2014 Lok Sabha polls, people of Karnataka gave 43 per cent votes and gave us 17 seats. In 2019, with 51 per cent votes, they gave us 25 seats. But this time my request to people and party workers is to ensure 60 per cent votes and win all 28 seats for the BJP alliance,” he added. Amit Shah was speaking to leaders and employees of the Bangalore North, Bangalore Central, Bangalore South, Bangalore Rural, and Chikkaballapur segments. ‘Shakti Kendra’ is a grouping of three to five booths.
Several prominent figures attended the function, including longtime BJP leader BS Yediyurappa, party state president BY Vijayendra, general secretary Radha Mohan Das Agarwal, who oversees Karnataka elections, union minister Pralhad Joshi, and leader of the opposition in the assembly, R Ashoka.
