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BJP to form government under Narendra Modi in 2019, believes Yogi Adityanath

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Sahajahanpur | Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Saturday while addressing a farmer’s rally in Sahajahanpur said that the victory of Narendra Modi-led government in the No-Confidence Motion in Lok Sabha on Friday, indicates that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will form the government with the majority in 2019.

“We saw how Prime Minister answered their (Opposition) every question and dismissed their allegations. The No-Confidence Motion was defeated with an absolute majority. This was an indication of 2019. The BJP, led by PM Modi, will form a government with an absolute majority and establish India as a superpower before the world,”Adityanath in a rally attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

CM Adityanath took a jibe at Congress President Rahul Gandhi saying, “The reality of Congress party was revealed by Rahul Gandhi himself, that they have always been ‘Pappu’ and will continue to be one.”

Speaking about the BJP government’s step of allowing 8000 crore package for the Sugarcane farmers, UP CM Yogi Adityanath said, “During 2015-16, when Samajwadi Party was in power in Uttar Pradesh, only Rs 14,000 crores worth sugarcane was being sold. But this year, the Uttar Pradesh government, with the help of central government, has sold Rs. 34,000 crores worth of sugarcane.”

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CPI-M protests against PM Modi’s “negative approach” towards Kerala

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Thiruvananthapuram | Kerala’s ruling CPI-M today registered a strong protest over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “negative approach” towards issues raised by an all-party delegation from the state which met him recently.

The delegation had only raised important issues and those which need urgent attention. It listed them in the memorandum that was submitted to the prime minister and so the state expected a positive response from him, the party said in a release.

“But the prime minister adopted a negative approach towards the issues raised by the state,” the release added. It said the nation could move forward only if the principles of a federal structure were adhered to.

The delegation, led by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, had met Modi on July 19 and submitted a memorandum raising various issues including the demand for a rail coach factory, increasing allocation of food grains for the state and a relief package to help those affected by heavy rains.

After the meeting, Vijayan had told reporters that the prime minister’s response to the issues raised by the delegation was “not satisfactory”.

State Opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala, who was also part of the delegation, had also expressed disappointment and said the delegation had failed to get any favourable response from the prime minister.

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