PM Modi’s Rally in Bihar: A Call for a New India

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 Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a public rally in East Champaran, Bihar, made a bold proclamation against the INDI alliance, stating their defeat in the fifth phase of the ongoing elections.

“INDI alliance has been completely defeated in the fifth phase,” announced PM Modi, emphasizing that the India of the 21st Century cannot advance with the sins of the INDI alliance. He highlighted that in every election, the public is strongly attacking parties like Congress and RJD, which are part of the INDI alliance.

PM Modi also declared that on June 4, there will be an attack on corruption, politics of appeasement, and the ‘tukde tukde gang’. The term ‘tukde tukde gang’ is often used by BJP leaders to refer to those accused of dividing the country.

“The 21st Century India cannot advance with the sins of the INDI alliance. That is why in every election the public is strongly attacking parties like Congress and RJD,” PM Modi reiterated.

The Prime Minister’s comments come amidst the ongoing multi-phase elections, where the INDI alliance has been facing a tough competition from the BJP-led NDA. The outcome of the elections is expected to significantly reshape the political landscape of the country.

The final phase of the elections is scheduled for June 4, and it will be interesting to see how the voters respond to PM Modi’s call for an attack on corruption and politics of appeasement.

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