Despite all the efforts of the opposition, Narendra Modi has not bowed down, nor will he bow down in the future: Deputy Chief Minister
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Keshav Prasad Maurya attended the 'Prabuddh Mahakumbh Sammelan' (an intellectual grand assembly) held in Prayagraj today as the chief guest. On this occasion, he remarked that the arrival of 660 million (66 crore) devotees at the Mahakumbh, hosted on the sacred soil of Prayagraj, is a matter of great pride and honor for us all. It stands as a magnificent symbol of India’s ancient (Sanatan) culture, spiritual consciousness, social harmony, and unwavering faith. The Mahakumbh has showcased India’s cultural strength and spiritual heritage to the entire world.
The Deputy Chief Minister stated that the opposition is making every possible effort to undermine the government, yet the blessings and trust of the public remain the government’s greatest strength. He emphasized that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has never bowed down in the past, nor will he ever do so in the future. The central government will continue to work steadfastly, driven by a commitment to the national interest, the welfare of the poor, and the vision of a 'Viksit Bharat' (Developed India).
Mr. Maurya noted that the 'double-engine' government is working with firm commitment toward the development, good governance, and public welfare of Uttar Pradesh. Supported by the blessings of the state's people and the diligent efforts of its party workers, the BJP government is advancing its pledge to serve the public.
Referring to the upcoming assembly elections in five states, he urged the youth and women to participate actively in the democratic process. He stressed that every citizen plays a vital role in the nation's development, good governance, and nation-building. He added that the public should remain conscious of democratic values and exercise their right to vote with a sense of responsibility.
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