The MPs greeted Modi with a slogan when he walked into the Rajya Sabha. . Prasadam from the TTD of Lord Balaji was given to Modi and all MPs at the meeting.
“Dekho dekho kaun aya, Gujarat ka sher aya ”. Now Prime Minister Narendra Modi is challenging BJP leaders to spread the party’s ideology to the farthest corners of the country. And he is doing it with a directive cloaked as a caution – “na baithunga, na baithne dunga.
At the same time ,Modi’s exhortation, at a meeting of BJP parliamentarians in New Delhi was on the lines of a similar statement he had made just after he was installed as the Prime Minister in 2014.
Then it was targetted at corruption, one his key election planks. “Na khaunga, na khaane dunga,” Modi had said, warning people that neither he will accept bribes, nor allow anyone to do so.
The Prime Minister’s new goal for BJP leaders was aimed at ensuring the party’s victory in the 2019 parliamentary polls, said party sources who attended the meeting.
“One untapped area is youth. Before May 26 the government’s third anniversary, you should come out with suggestions to make youth the brand ambassadors of BJP. No institution should be left out,” he said.
He also asked MPs to promote the of the BHIM app among street vendors, part of the government’s mission to create a cashless economy.Parliamentarians also adopted a resolution hailing Modi for leading the party to the historic victory.
