LUCKNOW: Defence Minister and Lucknow MP Rajnath Singh on Thursday said that BrahMos missiles will be produced in Lucknow from 2026 onwards.
Addressing a gathering at CMS Gomtinagar, he said, “We’ve exported BrahMos missiles worth Rs 21,000 crore. Additionally, we’ve exported BrahMos missiles valued at Rs 4000 crore, and soon, they’ll be produced in Lucknow. Work is progressing rapidly there, with production expected to start by 2026. A DRDO lab has been built in Lucknow. This showcases India’s journey towards self-reliance in all areas.”
Singh highlighted BJP’s economic successes, such as growth of startups and achievements in space exploration, like Chandrayaan’s landing on the dark side of the Moon. Rajnath recalled the 2008 Mumbai attack when he was the party president. He criticized the former Home Minister’s response, who, according to him, had said “incidents of terrorism keep happening”.
“Today, India can defend itself and retaliate inside the enemy’s territory,” he asserted. Sharing future plans, he said “our goal in politics is to build a prosperous India that leads the world in wealth, knowledge, science, and spirituality”.
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