PM Modi extra prone to meet Christian bishops, representatives all through Kerala sojourn

By Express News Service

KOCHI: Representatives of varied Christian denominations, along with bishops, have expressed willingness to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi all through his two-day go to to Kerala subsequent week, and the interaction shall be confirmed after getting the nod from the PMO, BJP state president Okay Surendran said in Kochi on Thursday.

“Having realised that the initiatives of the Modi government are transforming the country, the Christian community has come forward to support the politics of development. Members of the community have dismissed the misinformation campaign by the UDF and LDF,” Surendran said.

He said the 9 years of Modi authorities helped of us assess and select the damaging politics of the Opposition. “Tens of 1000’s of Christians from Kerala are employed in healthcare and education sectors in northern states. There are many missionaries too.

They have rejected Opposition’s anti-Modi advertising and marketing marketing campaign,” he said. Surendran said BJP will organise a mega road current to welcome the PM upon his arrival in Kochi on April 24. Modi will arrive at INS Garuda, the naval air station at 5pm and take part throughout the road current. 

“We expect a huge crowd apart from BJP supporters. The road show will mark a change in Kerala politics,” said Surendran.

After the road current, the PM will proceed to Sacred Heart College ground for the Yuvam youth conference, the place he’ll deal with kids from all through the state, Surendran said. 

“Techies, students, young entrepreneurs, artists, writers, sports persons and talented people from various walks of life will attend,” he said, together with that the programme is non-political. “Only the national flag will be put up,” he said. 

Talks on Kerala’s ‘devpt lag’ all through Yuvam, says Surendran

Surendran said discussions on why Kerala is lagging in enchancment sector no matter having 100% literacy, educated youth and pure property shall be held on the conference. 

“This (the lag) is due to corruption, mismanagement and lack of vision. The issues will be discussed in campuses and youth platforms over the next year. We will also hold discussions with social and spiritual organisations on ways to end negative politics and usher in an era of development in Kerala,” Surendran said.

BJP state vice-president Okay S Radhakrishnan, district president Okay S Shyju, state secretary S Suresh, spokesperson Okay V S Haridas and Yuva Morcha state president Praphul Krishnan attended Thursday’s briefing.

MEGA ROAD SHOW
BJP will organise a mega road current to welcome PM Narendra Modi on April 24. Modi will arrive at INS Garuda, the naval air station, in Kochi at 5pm and take part throughout the road current. 

KOCHI: Representatives of varied Christian denominations, along with bishops, have expressed willingness to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi all through his two-day go to to Kerala subsequent week, and the interaction shall be confirmed after getting the nod from the PMO, BJP state president Okay Surendran said in Kochi on Thursday.

“Having realised that the initiatives of the Modi government are transforming the country, the Christian community has come forward to support the politics of development. Members of the community have dismissed the misinformation campaign by the UDF and LDF,” Surendran said.

He said the 9 years of Modi authorities helped of us assess and select the damaging politics of the Opposition. “Tens of 1000’s of Christians from Kerala are employed in healthcare and education sectors in northern states. There are many missionaries too.googletag.cmd.push(function() googletag.present(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );

They have rejected Opposition’s anti-Modi advertising and marketing marketing campaign,” he said. Surendran said BJP will organise a mega road current to welcome the PM upon his arrival in Kochi on April 24. Modi will arrive at INS Garuda, the naval air station at 5pm and take part throughout the road current. 

“We expect a huge crowd apart from BJP supporters. The road show will mark a change in Kerala politics,” said Surendran.

After the road current, the PM will proceed to Sacred Heart College ground for the Yuvam youth conference, the place he’ll deal with kids from all through the state, Surendran said. 

“Techies, students, young entrepreneurs, artists, writers, sports persons and talented people from various walks of life will attend,” he said, together with that the programme is non-political. “Only the national flag will be put up,” he said. 

Talks on Kerala’s ‘devpt lag’ all through Yuvam, says Surendran

Surendran said discussions on why Kerala is lagging in enchancment sector no matter having 100% literacy, educated youth and pure property shall be held on the conference. 

“This (the lag) is due to corruption, mismanagement and lack of vision. The issues will be discussed in campuses and youth platforms over the next year. We will also hold discussions with social and spiritual organisations on ways to end negative politics and usher in an era of development in Kerala,” Surendran said.

BJP state vice-president Okay S Radhakrishnan, district president Okay S Shyju, state secretary S Suresh, spokesperson Okay V S Haridas and Yuva Morcha state president Praphul Krishnan attended Thursday’s briefing.

MEGA ROAD SHOW
BJP will organise a mega road current to welcome PM Narendra Modi on April 24. Modi will arrive at INS Garuda, the naval air station, in Kochi at 5pm and take part throughout the road current.