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IN PHOTOS: 'There's a BJP wave in the south,' PM Modi says in Telangana rally
Updated On: 18 March, 2024 05:09 PM IST | Editor
During his rally in the southern state on Monday ahead of the Lok Sabha 2024 elections, PM Narendra Modi said that as the voting day nears there is a BJP wave in Telangana while Congress and BRS will get cleaned up. Pics/ X @NarendraModi and PTI


"Be it Telangana, Karnataka or Tamil Nadu, there is exceptional fervour in the NDA's favour." PM Modi posted on X on Monday earlier on Monday

PM Modi said that there is "exceptional fervour" in favour of the NDA in the south, where the BJP is making all efforts to make significant gains in the upcoming Lok Sabha polls

Congress crushed the dreams of Telangana, BRS used the emotions of people, PM Modi said in his speech

Modi in his speech also hit back at Rahul Gandhi over his 'Shakti' remark and said that he is willing to sacrifice his life for 'Shakti'

The Prime Minister said that it was an honour for him that Nari Shakti has gathered to bless and support him

Rahul Gandhi, in his comments made on Sunday in Maharashtra, had raised concerns about the operation of Electronic Voting Machines, using the Hindi word 'Shakti' to emphasize the Opposition's struggle against the might of the state

Modi also alleged that Congress has made Telangana its 'ATM state' and said the "looted money is going to Delhi"

The BJP has a tough fight in the southern states for the Lok Sabha 2024 elections. At present, BJP has only four Lok Sabha seats in Telangana out of 17

In a way to achieve its target of winning 370 plus seats in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, the BJP needs to win more seats from the south
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