In a bold electoral move, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Kerala on Friday to sound the BJP’s campaign trumpet in Thiruvananthapuram. The grand reception underscored the party’s rising appeal, with Modi pledging unwavering dedication to progress, efficient services, and prosperity for residents.
The morning roadshow was electric, with throngs of supporters displaying unbridled excitement. Modi took to X to note how this zeal mirrors BJP’s electoral gains in the local corporation polls, signaling deepening public faith.
Hugging newly elected Mayor V.V. Rajesh, Modi extended heartfelt congratulations via social media, urging the team to usher in transformative governance, responsibility, and rapid urban growth.
Key meetings included Twenty20 party’s Sabu M. Jacob, whose inclusion in NDA was celebrated as a testament to mutual goals of clean, citizen-focused rule-making.
Engaging with the All Kerala Dheevara Sabha, Modi exchanged views on state advancement, commending their fishers’ advocacy. He detailed NDA’s substantial past support—enhanced marketing and tech aids—and vowed amplified momentum.
Modi’s itinerary featured interactions at Shivagiri Math with trust-affiliated saints. Their lifelong service in social upliftment, learning, faith, and communal good, rooted in Guru’s timeless principles, was hailed as a bedrock of societal strength.
As Kerala braces for polls, Modi’s visit weaves together triumphs like the mayor win, fresh alliances, and community dialogues, positioning BJP-NDA as a viable alternative with a vision for inclusive growth.
