'Beat us? You must be joking': BJP praises PM Modi after party's strong poll show

In a 59-second-long video on X, the BJP has showered praises upon PM Narendra Modi's leadership. Anyone who wants to hurt India would have to face the Prime Minister, the video said.

Days after the Bharatiya Janata Party's massive win in three states in the recently concluded assembly elections, the party's official X handle on Friday shared a video praising the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The nearly one-minute video was captioned 'Ek akela kitno par bhaari pad raha hai...' (One person is enough to take down many), a rough translation of the caption suggested.

"Fighter Modi", the initial text on the video showed.

It further read, "To ruin us? You must be good! To catch us? You must be fast! To ignore us? You must be crazy! To unseat us? You must be exceptional! To beat us? You must be joking! To even imagine hurting Bharat, you have to face Narendra Modi."

The video showed glimpses of the Prime Minister's recent Tejas sortie, election campaigns, roadshows, Uttarakhand trips, and more.

(Last month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a ride in the indigenously developed Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas during his visit to the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) facility in Bengaluru.)

The video, as it spoke of an electoral defeat, also showed Congress leaders Rahul and Sonia Gandhi.

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The BJP scored a thumping win over the Congress in the assembly polls to three states of Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan.

Earlier on Friday, BJP leaders asserted that "Modi ki guarantee" and "Modi's magic" have been endorsed even by an international survey as Prime Minister Narendra Modi topped the approval ratings among several world leaders.

The weekly survey by Morning Consult had Modi topping the popularity chart yet again as he received 76 per cent approval rating with only 18 per cent disapproving his leadership.

Mexican leader Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador was second in the popularity chart with 66 per cent in approval against 29 per cent giving a thumbs down to his leadership.

The corresponding figures for Swiss leader Alain Berset were 58 per cent and 28 per cent.

Published By:
Sudeep Lavania
Published On:
Dec 9, 2023