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When PM Modi spoke about Sarojini Bose’s vow to never sing anything except Vande Mataram, TMC foul mouth Mahua Moitra jumped in shouting “Naidu sir!” TMC doesn’t know Sarojini Bose and Sarojini Naidu were two different women. PM Modi was absolutely right. The historic incident he referred to involved...

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PM Modi, while addressing the Lok Sabha on the 150th anniversary of Vande Mataram, reminded the nation that the harshest atrocities for singing those sacred words took place in Barisal. 🇮🇳🔥 Barisal is no longer a part of India — yet PM Modi remembered the courage of a forgotten heroine, Sarojini Bose, who had vowed to remove her bangles until the ban on Vande Mataram was lifted. In those days, a woman removing her bangles was a powerful act of rebellion. 💪✨ As PM Modi narrated this inspiring chapter of history, one would expect the opposition to rise above politics and unite over a national sentiment. Instead, TMC’s MP Mahua Moitra shouted “Naidu Sir,” imagining she was correcting the Prime Minister — but only exposing her ignorance and arrogance. 🙄📢 She must know Sarojini Bose and Sarojini Naidu were two completely different women. Sarojini Naidu was a celebrated poet and freedom fighter, while Sarojini Bose was the Barisal revolutionist PM Modi referred to. 📚🔍 These remarkable women shaped the independence movement — yet a leader who claims to represent Bengal couldn’t be bothered to learn the history of her own land. 🤦‍♀️📖 Such careless, uninformed remarks show how disconnected TMC leaders are from Bengal’s past and present — and how this ignorance has cost the state its future. ⚠️🌑 And if this is the “intellectual” face of the TMC, one can only imagine the condition of the rest of the party. 😐🌀

BJP

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"When the Pulwama incident (of 2019) happened, I told PM Modi it was our fault. He asked me to keep quiet about it. I thought they would initiate a probe. A while later, NSA Ajit Doval called me and asked me to keep quiet too. He was with me in law school. There has been no probe since. They started taking political benefits from it right from the next day saying, 'When you vote, remember the sacrifices of Pulwama soldiers'," said Satya Pal Malik, former Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, as spoke about the 2019 Pulwama terror attack. Today marks seven years since 40 CRPF personnel were martyred in the terror attack that shook the nation on 14 February 2019. Here's a lookback at Malik's conversation with Eshwar in February 2024 in which he levelled allegations against his own party's government. When asked why he did not step down as the Governor following the attack, he said: "The truth is, I had spoken up two hours after the incident. The PM was on a shoot at Jim Corbett National Park. He met me in the evening and asked about what happened. I thought there would be a probe. All this was while I was the Governor. They had asked for 5 aircraft which they had denied. I would ferry stuck students in aircraft. If they hadn't taken the road, the incident would not have happened." "People say whatever they want to. If one is to look at it responsibly, I was the head of a state. I was not there to precipitate a crisis. I could only try to explain things. I did that. I spoke to the PM about that. But I cannot be expected to resign every day over everything. I highlighted it, and I spoke up," he said.

The Quint

97,097 views • 7 months ago

As the nation observes the 100th birth anniversary of Bhairon Singh Shekhawat, reflecting on the relationship that Narendra Modi shared with him, characterized by mutual respect and affection for each other. Modi received personal guidance from Shekhawat since he was the Sangathan mantri of BJP in Gujarat. During the Ekta Yatra in 1991, he had the privilege of spending time with Shekhawat, which aided him in planning and executing the yatra. In Gujarat, Modi tackled the water scarcity crisis through the Sardar Sarovar project and an extensive Narmada canal network. The Narmada main canal stretches 458 km up to the Rajasthan border. Modi ensured that it continues for another 74 km into Rajasthan, reaching Barmer. At this point, Bhairon Singh Shekhawat, the then Vice President of India, reached out to Modi enquiring convenient time to meet. Modi instantly replied to meet him anytime soon. Despite protocol, the Vice president went to meet Modi to appreciate for the noble gesture by Gujarat government of providing water to Rajasthan. The Vice president himself tied a Safa (Rajasthani turban) to CM Modi as a token of his affection and appreciation. Of many anecdotes between them, one was shared by PM Modi himself – “I remember an incident when I was traveling with Bhairon Singh ji for some party work. We were at the airport. Coincidentally, former PM Chandrashekhar ji reached there, and he spotted Bhairon Singh ji. Upon seeing Chandrashekhar ji approaching, Bhairon Singh ji promptly ushered me to the other side and discreetly placed some packets of pan supari (chewing tobacco) in my pocket. I was initially puzzled by this. When Chandrashekhar ji arrived, his first act was to check Bhairon Singh ji's pocket. It was then that I realized Shekhawat ji had transferred the pan supari to my pocket. Bhairon Singh Shekhawat ji had a habit of chewing pan supari, which Chandrashekhar ji strongly disliked. Fearing that Chandrashekhar ji might discard it in the dustbin, he swiftly placed it in my pocket.” Modi had authored a poetry book titled 'Aankh Aa Dhanya Chhe' and invited Vice President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat for the book launch at Mumbai, in 2007. During the event, he spoke about his initial disbelief and stated, “When Narendra Modi asked me for the release of the book, I thought he was joking. I could not believe that he can write poetry too. I am sorry, Modi ji, I did not expect that you had such a soft side. Today I realize that his personality is a perfect harmony between his soft and tough natures.” Shekhawat also added, “I wish I write a book and you (Modi) launch my book,” hinting to the larger role Modi was meant for in the future. “It was in December 2007 when Narendra Modi ji had won his Assembly elections in Gujarat. Bhairon Singh ji spoke to Modi ji on phone and I heard him saying that these things can be decided later but first you accept my wishes,” recalls Abhimanyu Singh, grandson of Shekhawat. The issue at hand was that Narendra Modi wanted Bhairon Singh to attend his swearing-in ceremony while Shekhawat had recently resigned from the post of Vice president of India so he was hesitant about attending a political program. He had informed Modi that he won’t be able to attend. “We were sure that Bhairon Singh ji won’t go because he was steadfast on his convictions and decisions. The next morning, we were surprised to see arrangements were being made for his visit to Gandhinagar to attend the swearing-in of Narendra Modi ji. When I asked him about the change of plan, he said, ‘Narendra Bhai called me again and I can’t say no to him,” says Abhimanyu. In 2005, Vice President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat was guest at the inauguration of the Vibrant Gujarat event. Upon Bhairon Singh’s demise, PM Modi was amongst the persons who reached Jaipur to console the family and remained there until the last rites were performed. Modi named a flyover in Ahmedabad and a Gujarat state govt scheme after Bhairon Singh Shekhawat.

Modi Story

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#WATCH | Delhi | On joining BJP, Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal says, "...I joined the BJP not under any compulsion, but because I believe in the leadership of PM Modi. I urge all those who want to do constructive politics to join the BJP" "I have left the AAP and joined the BJP. Since 2006, I have been working with Arvind Kejriwal and supported him during every agitation. However, Arvind Kejriwal had me beaten up by a goon in my own house. I was threatened when I raised my voice against it, and he put immense pressure on me to withdraw the FIR I lodged regarding this incident. I was denied any opportunity by the party to speak in Parliament for two years; this is very shameful. Arvind Kejriwal is anti-women. Now, they have entered Punjab, and the state government is being remotely controlled, turning Punjab into their personal ATM. Sand mining and drug usage are at a peak in Punjab...FIRs are registered against all those leaders who raise their voices against them. Arvind Kejriwal is known for corruption and 'gundagardi'. On the other hand, we have PM Modi, who is the most popular leader in the world. Be it during Operation Sindoor, when we killed enemies by entering their homes and ending Naxalism in the nation, or introducing the women's reservation bill in Parliament, PM Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah have taken historic decisions for the development of the nation. I joined the BJP not under any compulsion, but because I believe in the leadership of PM Modi. I urge all those who want to do constructive politics to join the BJP"

ANI

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