Despite Bengal, Kerala Violence, BJP Foot Soldiers Unbreakable: Gujarat Leader

Addressing a packed 'development resolution' gathering in Palanpur, Gujarat BJP president Jagdish Vishkarma celebrated the indomitable courage of party workers enduring persecution in West Bengal and Kerala. Amid election-time mayhem—including murders—they upheld their mission to build a robust BJP network. The event, timed before local body elections, served as a platform for Vishkarma to emphasize BJP's constant public presence. '365 days of service versus opposition's seasonal appearances—that's the BJP difference,' he proclaimed. He dissected Congress's woes: devoid of policies, willpower, or leaders, the party has forfeited trust from voters and insiders alike. Government deliverables took center stage next. Vishkarma detailed relief for distressed farmers—Rs 10,000 crore aid package post unseasonal rains, plus Rs 15,000 crore crop buys at assured prices. 'CM Bhupendra Patel ensures funds flow straight to accounts, a testament to our farmer-first approach,' he added. National defense saw a firm endorsement of the 'zero tolerance' policy. 'No more empty words; we deliver precision strikes like surgical and air operations against terror,' Vishkarma stated proudly. PM Modi's cultural renaissance—from Ayodhya's majestic Ram Temple to ongoing enhancements at key pilgrimage hubs like Somnath, Dwarka, and Ambaji—was hailed as a proud legacy. Wrapping up, he galvanized attendees: 'Fortify our base from the ground up. With total dedication, secure wins across Banaskantha's assembly segments for a resounding triumph.'