Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister: In Madhya Pradesh’s Hoshangabad district, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav spoke at a gathering. On Friday evening, Yadav praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He mentioned that even politicians in Pakistan admire Modi and wish they had a leader like him in their country. Yadav also stated that people in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) desire to join India. According to him, there is a “crisis of survival” in Pakistan, which makes people in PoK want to be part of India.
“Pakistan’s leaders, like former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, keep saying they wish Narendra Modi was leading their country,” said Yadav, as reported by PTI. He emphasized that a good leader earns praise even from their adversaries. Yadav expressed pride in Modi’s leadership, stating that he uplifts the nation’s reputation.
Yadav criticized the opposition Congress, accusing the party of spreading fear among the people during the removal of Article 370 in 2019. He recalled how Congress warned that if Article 370 was removed, there would be widespread bloodshed in the country. Yadav dismissed this claim, suggesting that such a scenario could only occur if there was blood in people’s veins. He metaphorically remarked that Congress seemed to have water in their veins instead.
Yadav highlighted the nationwide celebration following the removal of Article 370, stating that it erased a long-standing stigma. He mentioned the happiness among the people of Kashmir, noting that even those in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) desire to be part of India due to the challenges they face in Pakistan.
Yadav further accused the Congress of being responsible for dividing India. He pointed out that the Congress carried a stigma for dividing the nation into India and Pakistan. Yadav highlighted that during the partition, there was no BJP or Jan Sangh, implying that the division was initiated by the Congress.
Yadav mentioned the partition’s impact on Punjab, stating that half of the region ended up in Pakistan. He emphasized that the division of India was a result of the actions taken by the Congress.
Yadav’s remarks coincide with the start of the Lok Sabha election’s first phase on Friday. The election will be conducted in seven phases, with the next phases scheduled for April 26, May 7, May 13, May 20, May 25, and June 1.
The final results of the election will be declared on June 4. Yadav’s comments come amidst this electoral process, suggesting they may influence public opinion during this crucial time.
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