During a rally in Madhya Pradesh's Hoshangabad, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made strong statements regarding the Congress party's historical treatment of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar and adivasis. Modi emphasized that while the Congress had allegedly insulted Ambedkar, his government had shown respect and recognition for the architect of India's Constitution. Additionally, he pointed out that the Congress had failed to acknowledge the contributions of adivasis, contrasting this with his government's efforts to honor them.
Modi specifically referenced the significant impact of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar's Constitution in India's political landscape by noting how a tribal woman, Droupadi Murmu, had risen to become the President of India. In his critique of the opposition parties, Modi highlighted their lack of cohesion and direction, particularly targeting the INDI alliance for their indecisiveness on crucial national matters. He also underlined his government's commitment to national security, advocating for the necessity of nuclear weapons to safeguard the country and criticizing those opposing this stance.
As the political landscape gears up for upcoming elections, Modi instilled confidence in his supporters by asserting that the slogan of "Phir ek baar, Modi sarkar" (Once again, Modi's government) is gaining momentum across the nation. Additionally, he announced plans to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of tribal icon Bhagwan Birsa Munda in 2025 as 'Janjatiya Gourav Diwas' (Tribal Pride Day), demonstrating his government's commitment to celebrating and honoring tribal heritage and icons.