Congress Members' Seasonal Hinduism: Rajnath Singh's Statement in Madhya Pradesh

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh accused some members of the Congress party of using Hinduism opportunistically for political gain. He criticized them for suddenly showing interest in Hindu rituals like offering prayers to the Narmada river. Singh questioned why they hadn't shown this level of devotion before. He also mentioned that Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan declared the Narmada river a living entity. Singh pointed out that the Congress party now uses symbols like Hanuman's mace in their meetings, even though they were previously hesitant to associate themselves with Lord Ram and Hanuman. He criticized the Congress party for making promises, such as the "five guarantees," without fulfilling them, and contrasted that with the BJP's track record of fulfilling their promises.

Singh praised Chief Minister Chouhan's performance and expressed confidence that the BJP would win more seats in the upcoming Assembly elections. He highlighted the significant increase in the agriculture budget under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, both at the national level and in Madhya Pradesh. Singh mentioned the construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, the increased participation of women in the defense sector, and the digital revolution in the country. He emphasized the importance of empowering farmers, calling them the providers of food and life. Singh mentioned the progress made in providing piped water supply and improving road connectivity in Madhya Pradesh. He also highlighted India's achievements in food grain production, milk production, and the production of various crops.

In conclusion, Singh stated that the work done by the central and state governments, led by PM Narendra Modi and Shivraj Singh Chouhan, surpasses the Congress party's efforts over the past 60 years in terms of farmer welfare and overall development.