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Home » Modi writes ‘personalised’ letter to 102 NDA candidates for 1st phase of polls
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Modi writes ‘personalised’ letter to 102 NDA candidates for 1st phase of polls

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In a gesture of personalized encouragement and support, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has penned individual letters to all 102 BJP and NDA candidates contesting in the first phase of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections scheduled for April 19.

In these heartfelt missives, Prime Minister Modi extends his best wishes to each candidate, expressing his fervent hope for their victory in the electoral fray. Emphasizing his unwavering commitment to the welfare of the nation, Modi urges the candidates to convey his assurance to every voter that his every moment is dedicated to the betterment of fellow citizens.
Addressing the candidates as invaluable members of his team, Prime Minister Modi underscores their pivotal role in shaping the future trajectory of the country. With confidence in their ability to represent their constituencies effectively, Modi pledges unwavering support towards the collective goal of serving the people and the nation.
Highlighting the significance of the upcoming elections, Prime Minister Modi underscores the pivotal role of this electoral mandate in determining the course of India’s future. Accusing the Congress regime of prolonged mismanagement and stagnation, Modi asserts that the forthcoming elections represent a critical juncture in India’s journey towards progress and prosperity.
Drawing attention to the transformative changes witnessed under his leadership over the past decade, Prime Minister Modi asserts that while significant strides have been made in improving the quality of life for all segments of society, there remains much more to be accomplished. Stressing the need for a stable government to propel the nation towards its development goals, Modi calls upon voters to rally behind the BJP and NDA alliance, emphasizing that every vote cast in their favor will contribute towards building a stronger, more prosperous India.
Modi writes ‘personalised’ letter to 102 NDA candidates for 1st phase of polls
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