HARYANA: In his speech to a public gathering in Rewari, Haryana, on Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reiterated the “400 pitch” and asked for their blessings for a third term, which would propel India’s economy to the third rank in the world. In addition, he outlined his government’s ten-year accomplishments, which included the historic moon landing. The success of the G20 summit can be attributed to your blessings. India’s flag, carried by your prayers, reached the moon where others could not. India’s economy has grown from being the eleventh largest in the world to the fifth largest in the last ten years.The visit becomes significant in front of this year’s Lok Sabha elections, which are scheduled for April and May. PM Modi stated, “Just a short while ago, I got the opportunity to hand over development projects worth Rs 10,000 crores to Haryana, including Rewari AIIMS, a new rail line and metro line, and a museum…,” in reference to the January opening ceremony of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya.Thanks to Lord Ram’s blessings, I now have the chance to be involved in such sacred activity worldwide,” PM Modi continued. Prior to his speech, Prime Minister Modi dedicated, opened, and laid the groundwork for several development projects in Rewari, Haryana, totaling over Rs 9750 crore. Prior to PM Modi’s public speech, Manohar Lal Khattar, the chief minister of Haryana, congratulated him. “…this is a special occasion when PM Modi is among us,” Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar remarked. You began your campaign in Rewari when you (PM Modi) were the chief minister of Gujarat in 2013 and people looked up to you as the prime minister.With the establishment of AIIMS, you are now realising the hope and dream of the people of Rewari.” “The proposed metro station in Gurugram will benefit not just the citizens of Gurugram and the nation as a whole, but also the international businesses that are coming to invest… Trust in our leadership has grown over the previous ten years because to the manner you have led us, particularly following the Pran Pratistha (Ram Mandir),” CM Khattar continued.
