Mera Booth Sabse Mazboot: PM Modi directs Kerala BJP workers to reach every voter

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing BJP workers in Kerala through the 'Mera Booth Sabse Mazboot' audio bridge, asserted that a third term for the BJP would bring transformative change to the state. Highlighting the need for a "double-engine government," the Prime Minister urged voters to move past the decades-long dominance of the Congress and Communist parties.

During the interaction, the Prime Minister took a sharp aim at the ruling Left Front, stating that the cruelty and betrayal shown by the state government toward Sabarimala Ayyappa devotees must not be forgotten. He emphasised that Kerala is ready for a new system, not just a new government, noting that the winds of change have started blowing. His vision for a developed Kerala includes the seamless implementation of central schemes and the creation of new economic opportunities in tourism, IT, and startups to ensure the state's youth no longer feel compelled to migrate for work.

The Prime Minister provided a clear roadmap for party workers, emphasising the mantra that the booth is the unit of victory. He issued specific directives for the election campaign, stating that every household should be visited at least three times before April 9. Activists were encouraged to speak directly to every voter to explain how the Left Front government has allegedly obstructed NDA-led development schemes, such as free rations, housing, and drinking water projects.

The audio bridge saw an immense turnout, with approximately four lakh participants from across Kerala. The session included questions from youth, women, farmers, and activists from the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe communities, alongside all 140 NDA candidates from the state. Modi concluded by reiterating that a visible wave in favour of the BJP-NDA alliance is currently sweeping Kerala, with the ultimate goal being a prosperous and developed state.