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BJP minority morcha Chief urges support for Modi’s vision of developed India

Mumbai, Oct 15 (UNI) BJP Minority Morcha national president Kunwar Basit Ali on Thursday called upon people to contribute to the vision of a developed India by supporting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying the government’s efforts were in line with the ideals of former President and scientist A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.
Speaking at a press conference at the BJP’s Maharashtra headquarters, Ali said Kalam had worked throughout his life for the country’s progress and development. He urged citizens to work towards realising Kalam’s vision of a developed India by 2047.
Ali alleged that certain groups were attempting to mislead young people and mobilise them for protests by spreading misinformation. He claimed that some of these activities were influenced by external forces, though he did not provide evidence to substantiate the allegations.
Referring to India’s diversity, Ali said the country had a tradition of respecting people of all religions, castes and communities. He added that national unity and collective efforts were essential for the country’s development.
Recalling Kalam’s commitment to education and young people, Ali said the former President had been interacting with students and speaking about the vision of a developed India when he died in 2015. He urged the country’s 1.4 billion people to contribute to the nation’s progress.
Ali also referred to developments in defence, healthcare, foreign policy, national security, sports and women's empowerment, saying efforts should continue in these areas to realise Kalam’s vision.
He further alleged that some ongoing protests were being organised through misinformation and attempts to influence students. He urged young people to exercise caution and verify information before participating in demonstrations.
BJP Maharashtra chief spokesperson Navnath Ban, Mumbai Minority Morcha president Wasim Khan and co-media chief Omprakash Chauhan were present at the press conference. UNI SP AAB
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