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'Evil designs' against nation will get befitting reply: Modi

Addressing an election rally in Maharashtra's Satara district on Tuesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that his government has adhered to warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's principles of nationalism and national security. Modi was campaigning for the BJP ahead of the next week's Assembly polls and the by-election to Satara Lok Sabha seat.

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Published : Oct 17, 2019, 6:28 PM IST

Satara (Maharashtra): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday asserted that his government has adhered to warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's principles of nationalism and national security, and possesses the strength to give a befitting reply to those having "evil designs" against India.

PM Modi addresses an election rally in Satara

Addressing an election rally in Maharashtra's Satara district, Modi said that just like Chhatrapati Shivaji, his government worked to strengthen the defence forces.

"In the last five years, the Centre and the state government have adhered to the values of Shivaji Maharaj.

Nationalism and national security is our top priority. Those having evil designs against the country will be given a befitting reply," he said.

"We took decisions for national integration which the earlier governments did not have guts to take," he said.

Hitting out at the Congress and NCP, Modi said that they opposed decisions taken for national security and integration, which caused a "deep hurt" to Satara district, which sends maximum number of soldiers in the Indian Army.

"In the land of 'Rashtra-rakshaks' (protectors of the nation), there is no place for those who speak against the national interest. Your excitement, energy is making the opposition lose its sense," he told the gathering.

Modi said that the Congress and NCP questioned the bravery of soldiers.

"They even spread mispropaganda against Rafale (fighter jet deal with France) and their stand on abrogation of Article 370 has hurt the people of Satara. They leave no chance to malign (Hindutva ideologue) Veer Savarkar," he said.

Congress and NCP do not understand the national sentiment.

"They have been taught a lesson in the Lok Sabha elections and now Maharashtra and Haryana will also punish them severely (in the Assembly polls)," he said.

Modi also said that NCP chief Sharad Pawar did not contest Lok Sabha polls from Satara as he knew which way the "wind was blowing".

He also said that it felt like a pilgrimage to visit Satara, the native place of his 'guru' Laxmanrao Inamdar.

Modi was campaigning for the BJP ahead of the next week's Assembly polls and the by-election to Satara Lok Sabha seat, from where it has fielded Udayanraje Bhosale, who recently quit the NCP.

Also Read: Article 370 abrogation decisive for peace in J&K: Amit Shah

Satara (Maharashtra): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday asserted that his government has adhered to warrior king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's principles of nationalism and national security, and possesses the strength to give a befitting reply to those having "evil designs" against India.

PM Modi addresses an election rally in Satara

Addressing an election rally in Maharashtra's Satara district, Modi said that just like Chhatrapati Shivaji, his government worked to strengthen the defence forces.

"In the last five years, the Centre and the state government have adhered to the values of Shivaji Maharaj.

Nationalism and national security is our top priority. Those having evil designs against the country will be given a befitting reply," he said.

"We took decisions for national integration which the earlier governments did not have guts to take," he said.

Hitting out at the Congress and NCP, Modi said that they opposed decisions taken for national security and integration, which caused a "deep hurt" to Satara district, which sends maximum number of soldiers in the Indian Army.

"In the land of 'Rashtra-rakshaks' (protectors of the nation), there is no place for those who speak against the national interest. Your excitement, energy is making the opposition lose its sense," he told the gathering.

Modi said that the Congress and NCP questioned the bravery of soldiers.

"They even spread mispropaganda against Rafale (fighter jet deal with France) and their stand on abrogation of Article 370 has hurt the people of Satara. They leave no chance to malign (Hindutva ideologue) Veer Savarkar," he said.

Congress and NCP do not understand the national sentiment.

"They have been taught a lesson in the Lok Sabha elections and now Maharashtra and Haryana will also punish them severely (in the Assembly polls)," he said.

Modi also said that NCP chief Sharad Pawar did not contest Lok Sabha polls from Satara as he knew which way the "wind was blowing".

He also said that it felt like a pilgrimage to visit Satara, the native place of his 'guru' Laxmanrao Inamdar.

Modi was campaigning for the BJP ahead of the next week's Assembly polls and the by-election to Satara Lok Sabha seat, from where it has fielded Udayanraje Bhosale, who recently quit the NCP.

Also Read: Article 370 abrogation decisive for peace in J&K: Amit Shah

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'Evil designs' against nation will get befitting reply: Modi
         Satara, Oct 17 (PTI) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on
Thursday asserted that his government has adhered to warrior
king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's principles of nationalism
and national security, and possesses the strength to give a
befitting reply to those having "evil designs" against India.
         Addressing an election rally in Maharashtra's Satara
district, Modi said just like Chhatrapati Shivaji, his
government worked to strengthen the defence forces.
         "In the last five years, the Centre and the state
government have adhered to the values of Shivaji Maharaj.
Nationalism and national security is our top priority. Those
having evil designs against the country will be given a
befitting reply," he said.
         "We took decisions for national integration which the
earlier governments did not have guts to take," he said.
          Hitting out at the Congress and NCP, Modi said they
opposed decisions taken for national security and integration,
which caused a "deep hurt" to Satara district, which sends
maximum number of soldiers in the Indian Army.
         "In the land of 'rashtra rakshaks' (protectors of
nation), there is no place for those who speak against the
national interest. Your excitement, energy is making the
opposition lose its sense," he told the gathering.
          Modi said the Congress and NCP questioned the bravery
of soldiers.
         "They even spread mispropaganda against Rafale
(fighter jet deal with France) and their stand on abrogation
of Article 370 has hurt the people of Satara. They leave no
chance to malign (Hindutva ideologue) Veer Savarkar," he said.
         The Congress and NCP do not understand the national
sentiment.
         "They have been taught a lesson in the Lok Sabha
elections and now Maharashtra and Haryana will also punish
them severely (in the Assembly polls)," he said.
         Modi also said that NCP chief Sharad Pawar did not
contest Lok Sabha polls from Satara as he knew which way the
"wind was blowing".
         He also said that it felt like a pilgrimage to visit
Satara, the native place of his 'guru' Laxmanrao Inamdar.
         Modi was campaigning for the BJP ahead of the next
week's Assembly polls and the by-election to Satara Lok Sabha
seat, from where it has fielded Udayanraje Bhosale, who
recently quit the NCP. PTI MR VT
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