‘Modi track record is in front of everyone, I do what I say’
Srinagar, Nov 07: Asserting that everyone has seen Pakistan getting destroyed in ‘Operation Sindoor’ Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, on Friday said that every promise made by his government has been kept.
Addressing a public rally in Aurangabad, Bihar, the Prime Minister, according to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) said, “We have taken every step from the abrogation of Article 370 to the avenging of the Pahalgam terror attack to end terrorism in Kashmir and ensure the country’s security.”
The Prime Minister said his government’s record shows that promises made to the people have been fulfilled. “The Modi track record is in front of everyone. I do what I say,” he said.
PM Modi cited several examples to back his words, referring to the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, the revocation of Jammu and Kashmir’s special status, and the ‘Operation Sindoor’ following the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack. “I said that the Ram Temple would be built. Did that happen or not? I had promised that the wall of Article 370 would collapse. Did that happen or not? I declared from the land of Bihar that the Pahalgam terror attack will be avenged. All of us have seen Pakistan getting destroyed in Operation Sindoor,” he said.
The Prime Minister said that these actions were not isolated events but part of a broader commitment to national integrity and the safety of citizens. “You saw what happened to the perpetrators of the Pahalgam terror attack in Operation Sindoor,” he said.
On Bihar, he said that the NDA government has brought a major decline in Naxal activities in areas such as Aurangabad, which were once considered centres of Maoist violence.
He said peace and development have replaced fear in these regions.
PM Modi accused the Congress-RJD alliance of favouring infiltrators for the sake of vote bank politics, claiming that such approaches weaken the nation’s security and betray public trust.
Referring to the Bihar Assembly elections first phase that was held yesterday, the Prime Minister praised the high voter turnout, especially among women, calling it a sign of confidence in the NDA’s policies and a clear message against the opposition.
He also mentioned the alleged “land-for-jobs” case, saying leaders from the RJD and Congress took land from young people in exchange for government jobs and are now facing legal action for their involvement in the scam. (KNO)
