India Will Elect PM Modi For third term’, Says HM Amit Shah at Kerala rally

Alappuzha: ‘India will elect Narendra Modi as their PM for the third term, making the country the world’s third-largest economic power,’ Union Minister Amit Shah said on Wednesday while addressing a rally here, seeking votes for BJP’s candidate Sobha Surendran. He added that only BJP and Narendra Modi can keep this country secure.
The senior BJP leader also attacked Congress and the ruling Left in Kerala, alleging both were taking the support of a banned organisation, Popular Front of India (PFI), to win the Lok Sabha polls in the state. “Till Narendra Modi government is in power, organisations like the PFI will be banned in India,” he said. Shah alleged that while the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI), the political wing of PFI, openly proclaimed its support for the Congress-led UDF in Kerala, the LDF was silent on the ban on PFI.
Shah also attacked the Congress and the Left, alleging that they both pretend to be fighting each other in Kerala and West Bengal, while in other parts of the country, they are together. “Every vote that you give to Alappuzha candidate Sobha Surendran’s lotus will help Narendra Modi become the PM.
“All the surveys show that the whole of Kerala is willing to move ahead with Modi. Kerala’ farmers and fishermen are with Modi. From every nook and corner of Kerala, there is a voice to vote for Modi to protect Kerala’s culture and heritage,” he said.
Speaking about why people in Alappuzha should vote for Surendran, he said, “In this election along voting for Surendran to become an MP, you are ensuring that Modi becomes India’s PM for the third term.This election is to make India the third largest economy in the world. This election is to make India number one in agriculture, technology and manufacturing”.
Shah is in Kerala on the last day of public canvassing before the state goes to the polls on April 26. He arrived on a chopper at the helipad at Alappuzha Recreation Ground from where he travelled by road to the Punnapra Carmel Ground — the venue of the public meeting.