Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the comprehensive nature of the BJP's manifesto during a recent public address in Kattakada, Attingal Lok Sabha constituency. He highlighted the party's commitment to creating a roadmap that addresses the needs of every segment of Indian society.

In particular, Modi reached out to Kerala's coastal community, promising initiatives to safeguard their coastline, protect their livelihoods, and ensure dignified lives. He contrasted this with criticisms of the LDF and Congress in Kerala, questioning their credibility and unity.

Modi also addressed concerns about Kerala's law and order, citing political violence and offenses against women as areas where the Congress and Left's governance fell short. He criticized the Left government for issues like gold smuggling and cooperative bank scams, portraying them as indicators of corruption.

The PM dismissed attempts by corrupt individuals to form alliances against him, expressing confidence in facing such challenges. His visit to Kattakada included a roadshow where he interacted with the public, highlighting his connection with grassroots support.

Earlier in Kunnamkulam, Alathur LS constituency, Modi reiterated the BJP's commitment to Kerala's progress and sought support for the BJP-led alliance in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls. He emphasized that the progress witnessed under the NDA's rule was just a glimpse of what could be achieved, signaling ongoing efforts for the state and the nation.

This visit marked Modi's sixth to Kerala, showcasing the BJP's focus on the state's electoral significance. His engagement with voters through public meetings and roadshows underscored the party's efforts to garner support ahead of the elections on April 26, especially in the context of 20 Lok Sabha seats at stake in Kerala.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the comprehensive nature of the BJP's manifesto during a recent public address in Kattakada, Attingal Lok Sabha constituency. He highlighted the party's commitment to creating a roadmap that addresses the needs of every segment of Indian society.

In particular, Modi reached out to Kerala's coastal community, promising initiatives to safeguard their coastline, protect their livelihoods, and ensure dignified lives. He contrasted this with criticisms of the LDF and Congress in Kerala, questioning their credibility and unity.

Modi also addressed concerns about Kerala's law and order, citing political violence and offenses against women as areas where the Congress and Left's governance fell short. He criticized the Left government for issues like gold smuggling and cooperative bank scams, portraying them as indicators of corruption.

The PM dismissed attempts by corrupt individuals to form alliances against him, expressing confidence in facing such challenges. His visit to Kattakada included a roadshow where he interacted with the public, highlighting his connection with grassroots support.

Earlier in Kunnamkulam, Alathur LS constituency, Modi reiterated the BJP's commitment to Kerala's progress and sought support for the BJP-led alliance in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls. He emphasized that the progress witnessed under the NDA's rule was just a glimpse of what could be achieved, signaling ongoing efforts for the state and the nation.

This visit marked Modi's sixth to Kerala, showcasing the BJP's focus on the state's electoral significance. His engagement with voters through public meetings and roadshows underscored the party's efforts to garner support ahead of the elections on April 26, especially in the context of 20 Lok Sabha seats at stake in Kerala.