He urged people to vote BJP back to power to continue this development journey.
New Delhi:
The day before the vote in Himachal Pradesh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote a letter to the people of the polled hill state affirming the “dual engine government” – BJP in both Central and State. – has accelerated development work in border areas of the state that have been “neglected for decades”. He urged people to vote BJP back to power to continue this development journey.
Prime Minister Modi also accused Parliament of blocking the Center’s plan in the state.
“When I was elected in the Center in 2014, and there was another party in power in Himachal Pradesh, they blocked the Center’s plots here. Only when the BJP came to power in the state in 2017, the development just start fast. You must not stop now,” he said.
देवभूमि हिमाचल की देवतुल्य जनता के प्रधानमंत्री श्री @narendramodi जी का पत्र pic.twitter.com/vX66UaGytp
– BJP Himachal Pradesh (@ BJP4Himachal) November 11, 2022
The prime minister also stated that his party has made several efforts to make life easier for the “sisters and mothers” in the state. Pointing to the Ujjwala plan, to build toilets and running water in every home, he said many such plans have been advanced and are now showing results.
“Today the hills have become the center of progress and tourism instead of migration and hardship,” he said, adding that agricultural and horticultural infrastructure is being developed in the region. state along with creating employment opportunities for youth through industries.
Calling on the people of the state to vote in large numbers, Prime Minister Modi said each vote would strengthen him.
The campaign for the Himachal Pradesh Council polls ended on Thursday, with the BJP and Parliament engaged in a contest of interest and the Aam Aadmi Party also trying to make its presence felt. clearly in the hill state.
The results will be announced on December 8 along with the results of the polls in Gujarat.
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