Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during a public rally in Kendrapara, Odisha, predicted significant political changes in Bharat over the next six months following the Lok Sabha election results on June 4.
Modi hinted at a major upheaval within “family parties,” suggesting that internal dissatisfaction among their workers could lead to these parties falling apart.
Modi emphasized that many party workers are deeply disappointed with their leaders, who have repeatedly failed to meet expectations. He believes this growing dissatisfaction will lead to a “new disintegration” within these family-run political groups, ushering in a period of political instability and change.
Addressing a public meeting in Kendrapara, Odisha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi says, "In the 6 months after June 4, the country will catch a new pace of development. Apart from this, these 6 months are also going to bring a big storm in politics. Disappointment is at its peak… pic.twitter.com/o0qLE73cHw
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The Prime Minister assured the public that the next six months would also see rapid development across the country. He underscored the need for a strong central government, highlighting the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) commitment to development and its campaign promises, particularly in states like Odisha.
Modi criticized the current state of governance in Odisha, accusing the ruling Biju Janata Dal (BJD) of corruption and inefficiency. He claimed that many households still lack basic amenities like tap water and attributed this to the BJD’s mismanagement.
Modi urged the people of Odisha to vote for a “double-engine” government, implying that both the state and central governments should be led by the BJP for better coordination and development.
The Prime Minister took a dig at the Congress party, contrasting its tenure with the BJP’s governance. He stated that the Congress era was marked by numerous scams, whereas the BJP’s rule has been focused on development.
Modi also expressed concern over the health of Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, suggesting that there might be a conspiracy behind his deteriorating condition.
Modi mentioned that several long-time associates of Patnaik are worried about his health and suspect foul play. He promised that if the BJP comes to power in Odisha, it will investigate the matter thoroughly to uncover the truth.
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Odisha is currently holding simultaneous elections for both the state assembly and the Lok Sabha. The voting is taking place in four phases, from May 13 to June 1, with results expected on June 4. Naveen Patnaik, who has been the Chief Minister since 2000, is seeking a sixth term.
In the 2019 assembly elections, the BJD won 112 out of 146 seats, while the BJP secured 23 seats, and the Congress won 9. In the Lok Sabha elections the same year, the BJD won 12 seats, the BJP 8, and the Congress just 1.
As the country awaits the election results, Prime Minister Modi’s statements signal potential shifts in the political landscape. His promises of development and a strong government resonate with voters looking for change, particularly in states like Odisha, where governance issues have been a major concern.
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