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Mumbai, 27 April (HS). Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in Kolhapur on Saturday that in football terms, the BJP-led NDA alliance is ahead 2-0 after two phases of Lok Sabha elections. In this way Congress and its alliance are at zero and we have taken the lead in the elections.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was addressing a campaign meeting organized in support of BJP-led NDA alliance candidates Dhairyasheel Mane and Sanjay Mandlik in Kolhapur district on Saturday. Prime Minister Modi started his address by saying 'Jagat Bhari Kolhapuri'. He said, “I came to know that football is famous in Kolhapur. That is, in football terms, NDA and BJP are ahead 2-0 after the first two phases of elections. Therefore the alliance between Congress and India is at zero.”
Prime Minister Modi said that after scoring two goals, now the responsibility of scoring the third goal has fallen on Kolhapur. Kolhapurkar will score such a goal that the Congress front will be stunned. On the other hand, Indi Aghadi has created two self-goals of anti-national and hate politics. From this it is certain that the Modi government will come again.” Narendra Modi said that “Congress and its supporting leaders are confused after the first two phases. Now they have started speaking the language of polarization. If Congress led government comes to power in the country then they are thinking of re-implementing Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir. They also want to repeal the CAA law. But I have to tell him one thing. “Can they even reach the doorstep of a government that is expected to elect a three-digit number of MPs?”
The Prime Minister said that the people of Indi Aghadi are now venting their anger on the country. Their leaders in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are using the language of dividing South India. But is it possible? Will the land on which 'Ahad Peshawar, Tahad Thanjavur, Hindavi Swarajya' was proclaimed during the time of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, fulfill the plans of Indi Aghadi? Prime Minister Modi has urged the voters to give a befitting reply to those who use divisive language. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has appealed to the voters to make the candidates of BJP led NDA alliance win with an overwhelming majority.