'If BJP loses 2019, it would be like Marathas' defeat in Panipat,' claims Amit Shah at BJP's National Convention in Delhi
BJP national president Amit Shah has claimed that if BJP loses in 2019 election, it would be a jolt for the nation and hindrance in the speed of development.
Amit Shah has mentioned about a historical event where the Marathas had lost the third battle of Panipat against the Afghan Army who had fought in 1761 and that the election results of 2019 will be equally significant for the nation.
Shah had said that it is “a battle of ideologies” between the BJP and the Congress. Shah was speaking at the inaugural address at the party convention being held in Ramlila Maidan and said that the grand alliance of the opposition parties are “sham.”
BJP President Amit Shah at BJP National Convention at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi: In Uttar Pradesh, I am in constant touch with the state unit & I can confidently say that the number of seats we win this time can become 74, but will not decrease to 72. pic.twitter.com/UWlYEU5nPg
— ANI (@ANI) January 11, 2019
PM Narendra Modi said at the convention targeting the Congress that “Important initiatives have been taken up in last 4 years for women empowerment. Ppl made fun of ' Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao' for political opposition, but we have come a long way to free society of wrong beliefs that existed for decades.”
Detailing about the Congress’ role in spreading the corruption, PM Narendra Modi said, “Bank gave loans of Rs 18 lakh cr in 60 yrs & Rs 34 lakh cr in last 6 yrs of Congress governance. There were two means of taking loans in the country. One common process & the other Congress process. In the Congress process, banks were forced to give loans to fraudster friends.”
First published: 12 January 2019, 17:03 ISTAmit Shah, BJP President: Assam mein Sarbananda Sonowal ki sarkar bani aur sarkar bante hi humne NRC ki shuruwat ki. NRC desh mein ghuspaetiyo ko chinhit karne ki vyavastha hai. Akele Assam mein 40 lakh pratham drishtiya ghuspaetiya chinhit kiye gaye. pic.twitter.com/wMA2sxLmoa
— ANI (@ANI) January 11, 2019
