PM Modi says opposition trying to divide nation on caste and religion

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accused the opposition of trying to divide the nation on caste and religion. He said some political parties were injecting poison into the country for their own selfish interests.Prime Minister was addressing the Bharatiya Janata Party delegates after inaugurating the meeting of national office bearers in Jaipur on Friday through video conferencing.  Modi said, Some political parties keep looking for small incidents of tension to inject poison for their selfish interests. The PM urged the office bearers to stick to the country's developmental issues. Attempts will be made to deviate you from the country's developmental issues, but you have to stick to them.

The prime minister said the BJP needs to work on the national goals for the next 25 years. He said it was the best time for party workers to achieve the target for the country. He said, we need to fight all challenges before the country. Our mantra is 'Sabha Saath, Sabka vikas, Sabka Vishwas and Sabka Prayas'. He said that the 21st century is important for the country and the whole world is looking toward India with hope. In such a situation, during the Amrit Mahotsav of independence, the country will have to work on planning for the next 25 years.The Prime Minister said that as BJP workers, they have no right to sit in peace. There is a BJP government in 18 states, more than 1300 MLAs, and more than 400 MPs. Looking at these successes, one would feel complacent. But, the workers should not rest as the BJP aims to take the country to the heights which were dreamt of by the freedom fighters decades before.