A Year Of Accomplishments With Unimaginable Challenges : Nadda on 1st Year Of Modi 2.0

The BJP President also stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s policies have bridged the development gap of the last 60 years in the six years since he has assumed power.

New Delhi: On the first anniversary of the second term of the Modi government, BJP President JP Nadda said in a press conference that the one year of the Modi government's second term had been a year of accomplishments and unimaginable challenges that it faced with bold and timely decisions.

BJP President JP Nadda said that PM Modi had given a new direction to the country’s democracy with his far-sighted policies, dedication and the spirit of team India, and people’s welfare and the country’s interest were reflected in every decision of the government.

The BJP President also stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s policies have bridged the development gap of the last 60 years in the six years since he has assumed power.

Nadda emphasized how the first year of PM Modi’s second term has been a 'year of accomplishments'. He said there were 'unimaginable challenges', but they were met by PM Modi 'boldly'. As an example, he cited the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir and said it helped accomplish the task of one nation, one flag.'



Attacking the opposition, Nadda said that the Congress party tried hard for long to delay the decision on the Ayodhya case but under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi now the country will see a grand Ram Temple in Ayodhya.

Nadda underlined Prime Minister Narendra Modi led from the front during the novel coronavirus pandemic and took bold and timely decisions by involving people to combat the deadly infection.

"While many big, powerful countries found themselves helpless against COVID-19, the situation is under control in India," Nadda said at a press conference here in the first year of the Modi 2.0.

Hailing the Centre's decision of the lockdown as timely, the BJP leader said the move helped in checking the spread of the coronavirus disease.

Nadda informed that there will be 250 press conferences and 2000 rallies, all virtual, to bring home the achievements of the government to the people.