Beypore, April 5: Preparations are in full swing in Beypore, Kerala, ahead of Union Home Minister Amit Shah’s road show. Local residents are buzzing with excitement, expressing their belief that the BJP’s presence will bring significant change to the state.
A local resident shared, “Our leader Amit Shah is coming. A large number of people are gathering here. Everyone is eagerly waiting for him. He is a great leader, and we are all happy he is visiting.”
Another BJP supporter praised Amit Shah, stating, “He is an excellent leader. We really like him.” Another individual echoed similar sentiments, saying they are thrilled about Shah’s visit, believing it will herald a major transformation in the state.
On Sunday, Amit Shah will participate in several public events across Kerala. His first stop will be in the Beypore constituency, where he will conduct a road show at the Mathottappam Bijith Junction area.
Following this, he will address a public meeting in the Kunnathunad constituency of Ernakulam at 2:30 PM. Later, at 5:15 PM, Shah will hold a rally in the Kattakada constituency of southern Thiruvananthapuram. He will conclude his day by joining a meeting with migrant workers in Thampanoor, Thiruvananthapuram, at 8 PM. Through these events, Amit Shah aims to engage with the people of Kerala and discuss various issues.
BJP leader and Union Health Minister JP Nadda is also campaigning in Kerala on Sunday. While addressing the public in Thiruvananthapuram, he noted, “In the past 11 years, under PM Modi’s leadership, we have witnessed tremendous change. Political culture has transformed in terms of party operations and governance.”
Nadda emphasized, “The BJP and all BJP-led governments are pro-people, accountable, active, and responsible. This has forced other political parties to follow suit. Previously, the focus was on divisive politics and appeasement. Political parties would garner support from all sections of society but would only serve specific communities or regions once in power. Development efforts were often limited to the Chief Minister’s constituency or nearby areas. That political culture has changed now.”
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