53rd Mann Ki Baat 2019: ‘Next Mann Ki Baat in May, after Lok Sabha polls’ says PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is addressing his monthly radio show ‘Mann ki Baat’, the first since the Pulwama terror attack on February 14 in which 40 CRPF men were killed. After the Pulwama attack, India had great success at the diplomatic level. The powerful organization of the Muslim countries (OIC) has sent an invitation to India to join its 46th session.

PM Modi said, “10 days ago, Mother India had to face the loss of many of her brave sons. People across the nation are agonized and angry. There is a wave of support and condolence towards the martyrs & their families.”

He said that our brave soldiers have kept the night and day together for the countrymen to sleep peacefully. “Our armed forces have always shown unparalleled courage and courage. On one hand, they have displayed impeccable capabilities in restoring peace; on other, they have retaliated befittingly in the language terrorists understand,” he added.

“The never-ending wait after nation's independence for a War Memorial is about to be over. India not having a National War Memorial used to surprise me and really pain me. This new memorial has been built near India Gate and Amar Jawan Jyoti,” PM Modi in 53rd Mann Ki Baat.

“I was very happy to hear that people not only listen to the "mind" but also remember it on many occasions. In the next two months, we will be busy in the glory and glory of all the elections. I myself will also be a candidate for this election. Respecting a healthy democratic tradition, the next 'mind' will be on the last Sunday of the month,” said PM Modi.

Further PM Modi said that he will not hold Mann Ki Baat for the next two months before the national election. PM Modi said, “March, April and the whole of May ... These three months of all our emotions, after the election, with a new belief, with the power of your blessing again once again in connection with our dialogue through 'talk of the mind'. I will start and I will keep talking to you for years.”

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