Modi Honored by 35 Countries, BJP President Nitin Naveen Celebrates His Leadership

Indore, September 17 (Daily Kiran) : Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has received accolades from over 35 countries, according to Nitin Naveen, the national president of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Naveen extended birthday wishes to Modi during the launch of the ‘Swamitva Rights Record Execution and Registration Scheme’ in Indore on September 17.

At the event, Naveen emphasized Modi’s significant role in enhancing India’s global influence. He noted that previously, Indian leaders struggled to find a place at the forefront of international forums. However, Modi’s recognition by numerous nations is a testament to his leadership and a mark of honor for the nation’s underprivileged.

Naveen highlighted that Modi’s initiatives have lifted 250 million families out of poverty. On this day, coinciding with Vishwakarma Jayanti, Modi initiated the PM Vishwakarma scheme aimed at empowering millions of artisans. Additionally, he announced the registration of land titles for 5 million families under the Swamitva Scheme in Madhya Pradesh.

Discussing the Ujjwala Yojana, Naveen stated that over 10 million free cooking gas cylinders have been distributed and over 800 million people have benefited from the Annapurna scheme. He asserted that these welfare programs have garnered blessings for Modi from many, while the opposition, particularly Congress, has raised objections.

Naveen criticized the Congress party, recalling its historical role in the partition of India and its divisive politics. He argued that if Congress truly aimed to unite the nation, it would not have allowed Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir. He praised Sardar Patel for his efforts in unifying the country, which he believes Congress has failed to acknowledge.

In terms of national security, Naveen asserted that India is now stronger and more self-reliant. He pointed out that while the country has made significant strides in defense, Congress has often remained silent during crises involving the military. He cited operations like Surgical Strike as evidence of the current government’s commitment to national pride and security, especially for villages near borders that had long been neglected.