"Enemies Think 100 Times Before Doing Anything When There's a 'Dhaakad' Government": PM Modi's Stern Warning in Ambala

Addressing a rally in Ambala, Haryana, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a powerful speech, highlighting his government's firm position against enemies and its dedication to India's development. With just 17 days left until the counting day of June 4, PM Modi expressed confidence, asserting that the Congress, the "INDI" alliance, all their friends and parties had been "completely destroyed" (Charron Khane Chitt) in the first four phases of the elections. 

Drawing inspiration from Haryana's spirit, PM Modi exclaimed, "Haryana means 'himmat' (courage), Haryana means 'hausla' (determination). That is why Haryana is 'dhaakad' (formidable)... Just like Haryana, Modi has run the government for 10 years in a 'dhaakad' manner." He expressed pride in the sight of Rafale aircraft as he said “today, when you see Rafale aircraft in the skies of Ambala, don't you feel proud? " I have come to seek your blessings for the next 5 years."

In a strict warning to enemies, PM Modi declared, "When there is a 'dhaakad' government in the country, enemies too think 100 times before doing anything... Pakistan had been troubling India for 70 years, it had bombs in its hands. Today it has 'bheekh ka katora' (begging bowl) in its hands. When there is a 'dhaakad' government, enemies shiver."

Addressing the controversial issue of Jammu and Kashmir, PM Modi questioned, "Could a weak government have changed the situation in Jammu & Kashmir? Remember the time when there was a Congress government, and brave mothers of Haryana used to be worried day and night... Today, it has been 10 years - all of that has stopped. Modi's 'dhaakad' government demolished the wall of Article 370, and Kashmir started walking on the path of development." 

PM Modi's speech resonated with the crowd, as he pledged his unwavering commitment to the nation's progress. "I give you all a guarantee... your dreams are my resolution. 24 by 7 for 2047. There are four pillars of 'Viksit Bharat' (Developed India) - poor, youth, women, and farmers. Modi wants to strengthen all these pillars in such a way that my country, my 'Hindustan' becomes strong," he proclaimed.

PM Modi's speech in Ambala showed his government's firm stand against enemies and its determination to firmly tackle long-pending issues. . With his 'Dhaakad' governance approach, PM Modi sought to garner support for the BJP, promising unwavering dedication to the nation's development and security.