Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked party leaders to reach out to the minorities, including Muslims, without expecting votes. At the National Executive meeting of the Bharatiya Janata Party, he said it was important to be inclusive and non-confrontational.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking at the Bharatiya Janata Party’s National Executive Meeting on Tuesday, urged party officials to reach out to minorities, particularly Muslims, without expecting votes.
Modi spoke about areas where the party has to be strengthened ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections in his valedictory address to the BJP’s two-day National Executive meeting in the National capital on Tuesday.
According to a source, Prime Minister Modi stressed the need of reaching out to people of all faiths.
He advised members to go to universities and churches.
According to insiders, Modi also directed BJP officials to desist from making uninvited statements on any community.
PM Modi stated at the traditional valedictory address that now is the ideal time for India and that efforts should be doubled to contribute to the country’s prosperity. He further stated that “Amrit Kaal’s name should be changed to Kartavya Kaal since only then can the country prosper quickly.”
According to Modi’s Ek Bharat Shresth Bharat resolution, all states should cooperate and be tolerant of each other’s language and culture.
Prime Minister Modi urged all BJP fronts to strengthen ties with border communities. He stated that BJP workers should contribute to the development of aspirational areas. Modi also stated the slogan for environmental conservation and the preservation of the world.
On the final day of the National Executive conference, the party passed a political resolution, a social and economic resolution and a foreign policy resolution centered on India’s G20 leadership.
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