Maharashtra, Jharkhand Election Live Updates: 'Will ensure that those wearing slippers can travel by air,' says PM Modi in Jharkhand

Congress lodges complaint against BJP over 'most disgusting ad relating to Jharkhand'

PM Modi begins 3km roadshow in Ranchi

PM Modi always fulfils the promises made to the public. Article 370 was removed, Ram Mandir was built in Ayodhya, says Amit Shah

"Today we have launched BJP's Sankalp Patra and Maha Vikas Aghadi's promises are only to get votes while PM Modi always fulfils the promises made to the public. Article 370 was removed, Ram Mandir was built in Ayodhya, Triple Talaq was abolished, Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), Uniform Civil Code was introduced. Waqf Amendment Act will also be passed in Parliament. In 10 years, PM Modi sent Rs 10 lakh 15 thousand 300 crores for the development of Maharashtra but when Maha Vikas Aghadi was in power, they sent only Rs 1 lakh 91 thousand crores... Vote for BJP," he said.

PM Jan Man scheme will benefit those tribes who have been neglected for years, said PM Modi

"... We started the PM Jan Man scheme from Bhagwan Birsa Munda's birthplace... This will benefit those tribes who have been neglected for years. 'Jisko kisi ne puchha nahi, Modi unko poojta hai'... BJP govt is going to spend Rs. 80,000 crores on 60,000 villages in the country," he said.

"OBC community got reservation in 1990. The numerical strength of different OBC castes got added together, since then Congress has not been able to win even 250 seats in the Lok Sabha till date. Therefore, Congress wants to break this collective power of OBC and by breaking this power, it wants to divide OBC into hundreds of different castes," PM Modi attacked the grand old party, which has been adamant over its demand for a caste survey in the country.

We are opening old closed factories in Jharkhand, says PM Modi

"The BJP-NDA government is promoting new industries. We are also opening old closed factories in Jharkhand. Sindri fertilizer factory was closed due to the bad policies of the previous governments. We started the Sindri fertilizer factory... Due to this, thousands of youth of Jharkhand have got employment," he said.

'People who opposed creation of Jharkhand will never develop State,' says PM Modi at Bokaro rally

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday kickstarted his campaign in Jharkhand with a rally in Bokaro where he attacked the INDIA alliance stating that people who were opossed to the creation of Jharkhand, will never work to develop the State.

In contrast, said the Prime Minister the BJP-led NDA alliance has only one mantra - "We have created Jharkhand; we will develop Jharkhand."

Addressing the crowd in Bokaro, PM Modi said, "There is a strong storm blowing in favour of BJP in Jharkhand. This Chota Nagpur plateau is also saying: The call of roti, beeti and maati that BJP-NDA will form government in Jharkhand. BJP-NDA has only one mantra here - we have created Jharkhand; we will develop Jharkhand. Those people who have been against the creation of Jharkhand state will never develop Jharkhand."

'Corrupt people will be given strictest punishment': PM Modi in Jharkhand

While addressing an election rally at Bokaro, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, "I want to promise you (people), once the government is formed, to give these corrupt people strictest punishment, we will take this fight to the court. Your money will be spent on you only."

Jharkhand elections: 'JMM leaders are earning crores of money,' says PM Modi

While addressing an election rally at Bokaro, Prime Minister Narendra Modi says, " Their (JMM) leaders are earning crores of money through sand mining. From them, mountains of notes have been discovered...from where did these notes come? Isn't this your money? Isn't this the money looted from you?"

Jharkhand elections: 'We allocated over 3 lakh crore to Jharkhand, 4 times more than what was given earlier,' says PM Modi

"From 2004 to 2014, the Congress government was in power at the Centre, with Madam Sonia ji leading it. During that time, the Central government allocated just 80,000 crore to Jharkhand over 10 years. In 2014, you all gave Modi the opportunity to serve, and you will see the difference in service when I tell you how much we have given to Jharkhand in the past 10 years. We have allocated over 3 lakh crore to Jharkhand, which is four times more than what was given earlier. We gave more funds because Jharkhand was created by us, and it is our responsibility to nurture it," says PM Modi while addressing an election rally in Bokaro.

'You are among the people who killed the one who got us independence,' says Congress chief Kharge

During the launch of the Congress manifesto for the Maharashtra Assembly Elections, party President Mallikarjun Kharge says, "What does he mean by this? 'Aap kisko kaatangey? Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi sacrificed their lives to keep the country united. This is Yogi ji's slogan. Modi Ji says 'ek hain toh safe hain'. I don't know which slogan will work. You are among the people who killed the one who got us independence."

Maharashtra elections: Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge releases the manifesto of Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA)

"People of Maharashtra are suffering from rising inflation, unemployment, crime against women and plight of farmers. Our vision for the development of the state is based on agriculture and rural development, employment, urban development, environment and public welfare. We are releasing our manifesto for development and prosperity of the state. Our five guarantees will help in the upliftment of families and every family will get relief of around Rs 3.5 lakh in a year," says Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge releases the manifesto of Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA).

Uddhav siding with those who insulted Balasaheb, Savarkar: Amit Shah

Union home minister Amit Shah on Sunday said Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray was siding with the Congress, whose leaders have insulted Shiv Sena founder Balasaheb Thackeray and Hindutva ideologue Veer Savarkar. After releasing the BJP's manifesto for the November 20 Maharashtra assembly polls, Shah also said his party will not allow religion-based reservation in the country.

Maharashtra elections: What Union minister Amit Shah said after releasing manifesto for Maharashtra elections

"This manifesto for the great land of Maharashtra is the reflection of what people's aspirations. Maharashtra has been the leading state in many areas across different eras. When it was needed, Bhakti Andolan was started here, Shivaji Maharaj started his movement from here. We talked farmers', poor's welfare, there are schemes proposed for women empowerment. I am very happy that first time a J&K CM took oath by the Constitution. There are also schemes for a strong, and well-off Maharashtra," says Union Minister Amit Shah after releasing manifesto for Maharashtra elections.

Maharashtra elections: 'Reservation should not be based on religion,' says Amit Shah

During the BJP's manifesto launch for Maharashtra Assembly Elections, Union home minister Amit Shah said " An organisation of Muslim scholars demanded reservation for minorities and Congress's state chief Nana Patole acknowledged this memorandum. I want to ask the people of Maharashtra, do agree with this plan of Congress?...reservation should not be based on religion."

Maharashtra elections: 'Can any Congress worker speak 2 good words for Balasaheb Thackeray?' Amit Shah attacks MVA

During the BJP's manifesto launch for Maharashtra assembly elections, Union Home Minister Amit Shah sais, " I want to ask Uddhav Thackeray from this stage, can he ask Rahul Gandhi to speak 2 good words about Veer Savarkar? Can any Congress worker speak 2 good words for Balasaheb Thackeray? People of Maharashtra should understand those who have come out to form MVA government."

Maharashtra elections: Amit Shah on MVA after releasing BJP's poll manifesto

"Opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi’s promises insult ideology and promote appeasement," Union home minister Amit Shah said after releasing BJP manifesto in Mumbai. "Congress reneged on pre-election promises made in states ruled by it now; Maha Vikas Aghadi has no credibility," he added.

Maharashtra elections: Devendra Fadnavis on BJP's poll manifesto

"Through this manifesto, PM Modi's visions are being brought in Maharashtra. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has unveiled the manifesto with his own hands," says Devendra Fadnavis. "BJP poll manifesto for Maharashtra assembly polls is roadmap for making Viksit Maharashtra for Viksit Bharat," he added.

Maharashtra elections: BJP releases 'Sankalp Patra' (manifesto) for Maharashtra assembly polls

Union Home Minister, and senior BJP leader Amit Shah released party's manifesto for Maharashtra elections. Union Minister Piyush Goyal, Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis, state BJP Chief Chandrashekhar Bawankule were present. The BJP is part of Mahayuti alliance.

'People of Ranchi are very excited for (PM Modi) roadshow today': Pratul Shah Deo

"BJP is the biggest party, so naturally, we have the biggest leader as well. People of Ranchi are also very excited for the (PM Modi) roadshow today," says BJP leader Pratul Shah Deo.

PM Modi to lead roadshow, address rallies in poll-bound Jharkhand

rime Minister Narendra Modi will hold a mega roadshow in Jharkhand's Ranchi on Sunday, ahead of the assembly elections in the state.

Assam Chief Minister and Jharkhand BJP co-in-charge Himanta Biswa Sarma said that PM Modi will conduct a 'historic' 3 km roadshow in Ranchi.

"PM Modi will hold a historic 3 km roadshow in Ranchi, where a large number of people are expected to show up. It will be a historic moment," Sarma told ANI.

Several senior leaders of the BJP will also participate in the roadshow.

The Thackeray cousins, Uddhav and Raj, are vying for the iconic Shivaji Park in Dadar for their closing rallies for the assembly polls on November 17. With assembly elections on November 20 and the campaign ending on November 18 (Monday) at 5 pm as per the model code of conduct, Shivaji Park is in high demand for a rally on November 17 (Sunday).

Maharashtra polls: MNS extends support to Mahayuti in Mumbadevi

The Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) has announced its backing for the Mahayuti alliance in the Mumbadevi constituency, ahead of Maharashtra assembly elections.

MNS members gathered for a meeting at Ram Mandir Hall in Mumbai's Kumbharwada on Saturday, where they declared their endorsement for Mahayuti nominee Shaina NC.

Shaina NC expressed gratitude to MNS leadership and cadre, particularly MNS President Raj Thackeray, for their backing in the assembly seat.

A former BJP spokesperson, Shaina NC switched to the Shiv Sena after the Eknath Shinde-led organisation nominated her from Mumbadevi. She faces sitting Congress MLA Amin Patel, who has held the Mumbadevi seat since 2009.

Jharkhand elections: 'PM Modi's roadshow in Ranchi set to be historic event', says Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma

Addressing the media in Ranchi, Assam Chief Minister and Jharkhand BJP co-in-charge Himanta Biswa Sarma announced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lead a 3-km roadshow in the city tomorrow.

Sarma expressed confidence that the event would be a significant moment, stating, "It will be historic. A huge number of people will gather."

Jharkhand elections: 'JMM committed to transforming Ranchi, ushering in development', says Kalpana Soren at rally in Jharkhand

Addressing a rally in Ranchi for JMM candidate Mahua Maji, party leader Kalpana Soren highlighted the developmental strides taken by the INDIA alliance government in Jharkhand.

Soren criticised the current state of Ranchi, stating, “This Ranchi doesn’t look like a capital.” She emphasised that the alliance government took charge of transforming the city, citing the recent allocation of land for the construction of an Apollo hospital as a step towards better healthcare for Jharkhand residents.

Soren further praised the government's initiatives like the 'Birsa Harit Gram' and the 'Hara Rashan Card' schemes, which she claimed addressed long-standing issues such as pension delays and provided support to rural communities.

Soren urged the public to continue supporting the JMM and its commitment to Jharkhand's progress.

Maharashtra elections: 'This is the Constitution, it has everything inside it', Congress chief Kharge responds to PM Modi's empty constitution remark

Maharashtra elections: 'BJP trying to change Ambedkar's Constitution, vote to protect it', says Congress chief Kharge in Nagpur

Addressing a public gathering in Nagpur, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge accused the BJP of attempting to alter the Constitution drafted by Dr BR Ambedkar.

Kharge claimed that the ruling party's efforts to modify the foundational document reflect their disregard for Ambedkar's vision.

He urged voters to support Congress candidate Dr Nitin Raut in the upcoming Maharashtra elections, framing it as a crucial battle to safeguard the Constitution. "If you want to be part of this fight to save the Constitution, cast your vote for our candidate," Kharge emphasised, rallying the crowd to protect democratic values.

Maharashtra elections: 'Remove all loudspeakers from mosquesin Maharashtra,' says MNS chief Raj Thackeray

Addressing a rally in Pune, MNS chief Raj Thackeray said, "All loudspeakers must be removed from mosques in Maharashtra. Loudspeakers that create trouble for people will not be allowed. If they are at a temple and are playing for 365 days, then remove them too. But loudspeakers are not played in temples all the time. People just go to a temple, touch the feet of God and come back within a minute. I protested against loudspeakers when Balasaheb Thackeray's son was the Chief Minister. Cases were filed against 17,000 of my workers… I had simply said that if the loudspeakers are not removed, we will recite Hanuman Chalisa in front of mosques."

Maharashtra elections: 'BJP looting the nation', says Aaditya Thackeray, as he talks about public support and vision for Maharashtra

Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray highlighted the significance of his election campaign in Mumbai.

He acknowledged the importance of his fellow candidates and emphasized that the public would decide the winner. He praised the redevelopment of BDD NM Joshi under Uddhav Thackeray’s leadership, attributing the public’s support to it.

Criticizing the BJP, Thackeray accused the party of looting both the nation and Maharashtra, citing farmers' struggles and youth unemployment as key issues. He reiterated his commitment to work towards solving these problems.

Wayanad by-polls: 'Huge victory for Priyanka Gandhi,' says Sachin Pilot, citing positive feedback

Congress leader Sachin Pilot, in a statement, expressed optimism about Priyanka Gandhi Vadra’s upcoming election prospects.

Based on the feedback he received during his interactions with young people and individuals from various communities, Pilot predicted a significant victory for Priyanka, citing the widespread positive sentiment among constituents.

UP by-polls: 'Haryana mandate a warning for Congress-INDI Alliance,' says CM Yogi Adityanath in Kanpur

While addressing a public rally in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticised the Congress-INDI Alliance for misleading the public during the Lok Sabha elections by spreading false narratives.

He remarked that the mandate in Haryana served as a clear warning to the alliance. Adityanath also took aim at the alliance for its resolution in the Jammu and Kashmir assembly, aimed at restoring Article 370, calling it an indication of their disregard for national interests.

Jharkhand elections: 'People have made up their minds to remove JMM and Congress from power,' says Himanta Biswa Sarma in Ranchi

At a rally in Ranchi, Assam Chief Minister and Jharkhand BJP co-in-charge Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed confidence that the people of Jharkhand had decided to oust the JMM and Congress from power.

He stated that the public was determined to form a BJP government in the state, signalling a shift in political sentiment towards the BJP as the upcoming elections approach.

Rajasthan by-polls: 'Congress turned the owners of the country into beggars,' says CM Bhajanlal Sharma at Jhunjhunu rally

At a public gathering in Jhunjhunu, Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma launched a strong critique of Congress, accusing the party of mismanaging the country for over 70 years since independence.

He claimed that Congress had transformed the true 'owners' of the nation into beggars while allowing the beggars to prosper. Sharma urged the people to wake up and recognise who could truly work for their development, urging voters to support those who would bring real change.

Jharkhand elections: 'PM Modi funds capitalists who invest money abroad,' alleges Rahul Gandhi at poll rally in Jamshedpur

During a poll rally in Jamshedpur, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of favouring capitalists with public funds, which, according to Gandhi, were then invested abroad rather than benefiting India’s economy.

He criticised Modi for prioritising the interests of wealthy businessmen over the needs of ordinary citizens and for failing to address the pressing issues faced by farmers, workers, and the poor.

Gandhi reiterated Congress' stance on supporting the common man and fostering domestic growth.

Jharkhand elections: 'Demonetisation, GST are weapons to kill the poor, farmers, and workers,' alleges Rahul Gandhi in Jamshedpur

At a rally in Jamshedpur, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi strongly criticised the BJP government’s policies, particularly demonetisation and the Goods and Services Tax (GST).

He alleged that these measures were used as weapons to harm the poor, farmers, and workers of the country. Gandhi accused the government of causing immense hardship to the common people while benefitting corporate interests, and reiterated Congress' commitment to policies that would protect the rights and livelihoods of the underprivileged.

Jharkhand elections: 'BJP-RSS playing politics to divide India on caste, religion, and language,' alleges Rahul Gandhi in Jamshedpur

At a rally in Jamshedpur, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP and RSS of fostering division in India. He claimed that the ruling party was using caste, religion, and language as tools to create rifts among the people.

Gandhi stated that this strategy of division was harmful to the unity and progress of the nation, and emphasized the need for a government that prioritised unity and inclusive growth.

Jharkhand elections: 'Congress wants to protect Constitution, BJP-RSS hell-bent on destroying it,' claims Rahul Gandhi in Jamshedpur

At a public rally in Jamshedpur, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP and RSS of undermining the Constitution of India.

"While Congress is committed to protecting the Constitution and its values, the BJP-RSS is determined to destroy it," he stated. Gandhi stressed that the opposition alliance, INDIA, would safeguard the Constitution and work towards a just and united India, contrasting their vision with what he called the divisive and authoritarian approach of the ruling party.

Jharkhand elections: 'Battle on between BJP-RSS and INDIA bloc over hatred vs love,' says Rahul Gandhi in Jamshedpur

Addressing a public meeting in Jamshedpur, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi framed the ongoing political struggle as a battle between ideologies. "The BJP-RSS is promoting hatred and violence, while the INDIA bloc is standing for love and unity," Gandhi remarked.

He described the upcoming elections as a fight between these contrasting ideologies, accusing the ruling party of dividing the nation, while stressing that the opposition alliance is committed to fostering harmony and inclusive progress for all Indians.

Jharkhand elections: Union home minister Amit Shah holds roadshow in Jamshedpur

Jharkhand elections: 'JMM govt rolled out the red carpet for infiltrators,' alleges Amit Shah in Jharkhand's Potka

Amit Shah also targeted the Jharkhand government, accusing them of facilitating anti-national activities. "The JMM government has laid out a red carpet for infiltrators who indulge in activities against the nation," Shah said.

He alleged that the state's current leadership was not taking adequate action to protect national security and vowed that the BJP would work to secure Jharkhand from such threats.

Jharkhand elections: 'Cong, JMM spreading lies about UCC snatching tribal rights,' says Amit Shah at Jharkhand's Potka rally

At a rally in Potka, Jharkhand, Union home minister Amit Shah accused Congress and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) of spreading misinformation about the Uniform Civil Code (UCC).

"They are lying, claiming that the UCC will snatch away the rights of tribals. The BJP will ensure that tribals remain outside its ambit, and their rights will be safeguarded," Shah stated. He assured the public that the UCC would not harm tribal communities, dismissing the opposition’s claims as baseless.

Jharkhand elections: 'Will put corrupt Congress, JMM leaders behind bars,' says Amit Shah at Jharkhand's Potka rally

Addressing a rally in Potka, Jharkhand, Union home minister Amit Shah pledged to hold corrupt Congress and Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) leaders accountable.

"We will put the corrupt Congress and JMM leaders behind bars and realise every paisa of the poor people they looted," Shah declared.

He accused the ruling parties in Jharkhand of corruption and assured the public that the BJP government would work to recover the stolen wealth. Shah also criticised the state government for its governance and promised the people of Jharkhand better leadership under the BJP.

Maharashtra elections: 'Maharashtra facing unemployment, injustice, and misgovernance,' says Congress President Kharge in Nagpur rally

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, addressing a public rally in Nagpur, criticised the state government's handling of key issues in Maharashtra.

"In Maharashtra, there are many issues like unemployment, injustice with farmers, youth, and drugs. Women are not safe in Maharashtra," Kharge stated. He accused the BJP-led government of misgovernance since its formation and stressed that it was not driven by any ideology, but rather a desire for power.

He also pointed out that the BJP had formed the government by breaking the mandate and luring MLAs from other parties. "Through these elections, we again have to bring Maharashtra on the path of progress," Kharge added, emphasising the need for a good government that would focus on the welfare of the people.

Jharkhand elections: 'PM Modi waived off loans for billionaires, not for your children,' says Rahul Gandhi in Jharkhand

At a public meeting in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, Congress leader and Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi launched a strong critique of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him of prioritising the wealthy over the common people.

"How much loan did PM Modi waive off for your children? Not even a single rupee. He waived off Rs 16 lakh crore for billionaires like Adani and Ambani," Gandhi said.

He further promised that the Congress-INDI Alliance, if voted to power, would reverse these priorities. "The money given to billionaires will be used for the welfare of the people of Jharkhand," he added.

Gandhi outlined a set of promises, including Rs 2,500 monthly direct transfers to the bank accounts of women in Jharkhand, a 7 kg monthly ration, Rs 450 gas cylinders, and free treatment up to Rs 15 lakh for the poorest of the poor in case of health emergencies.

He emphasised that the Congress-led government would focus on the welfare of the people, especially the underprivileged.

Maharashtra elections: 'Congress wants to divide OBCs into smaller groups,' says PM Modi in Nanded

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a public rally in Nanded, Maharashtra, accused Congress of trying to undermine the OBC community's unity.

He pointed out that for the past 10 years, India has had an OBC Prime Minister who has worked for the collective good of all. However, PM Modi claimed that Congress cannot tolerate this and is now attempting to divide the OBCs into smaller, fragmented groups.

He urged people to stay vigilant against Congress' divisive tactics and their hidden agenda to weaken and destroy the nation. "Hum Ek Rahenge toh Safe Rahenge" (We will stay safe if we remain united), Modi emphasized.

Maharashtra elections: 'Congress carried out Pakistan's agenda inside the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly,' says PM Modi in Nanded

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during a rally in Nanded, Maharashtra, strongly defended the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, highlighting its positive impact on the region.

He pointed out that since the removal of the Article, terrorism has been curbed, the tricolour is now hoisted in Lal Chowk, and Diwali is celebrated openly there for the first time. Modi emphasized that Dalits in the region have also received their rights for the first time in 75 years of independence.

However, he criticized Congress for being opposed to these changes, accusing the party of aligning with Pakistan's agenda on Article 370. "Pakistan was troubled by this move, and now Congress is carrying out Pakistan's agenda inside the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly," he said. PM Modi asked the public whether they would forgive such a Congress and whether they would punish and defeat them in the upcoming elections.

Maharashtra elections: 'Congress' 'Laal Kitab' was an empty book, a disrespect to Ambedkar,' alleges PM Modi in Nanded rally

Speaking at a rally in Nanded, Maharashtra, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the Congress party, accusing it of "farziwada" (fraud).

He criticised Congress for distributing what he called an empty 'Laal Kitab' (Red Book) of the Constitution, which allegedly contained nothing. "This act is a testament to Congress' disregard and hate for Baba Saheb Ambedkar," PM Modi said, adding that the entire nation is shocked by this political stunt.

He further slammed the Congress for its long-standing policies in Jammu and Kashmir, accusing them of denying rights to Dalits and allowing terrorism and separatism to thrive. PM Modi pointed out that for 75 years, India was forced to live with two constitutions due to Congress' policies, which he claimed kept the region in turmoil.

Maharashtra elections: 'Why are Congress people so much in love with Article 370?' questions PM Modi at Nanded rally

Addressing a massive poll rally in Nanded, Maharashtra, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a dig at the Congress party over their stance on Article 370.

He asked, "Why are Congress people so much in love with Article 370?" Criticising the opposition, he highlighted their consistent support for restoring the special status of Jammu and Kashmir, which was abrogated by his government in 2019.

Maharashtra elections: 'Women empowerment at the core of our schemes,' asserts PM Modi in Nanded

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a public gathering in Nanded, highlighted the government's focus on women-centric initiatives over the past decade.

He stated, "In the last 10 years, women empowerment has been at the centre of most of the schemes of our government."

He emphasised that women are the primary beneficiaries of essential services, saying, "In the family which is getting a house under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, in the house where a new toilet is being built, where water and electricity connection is being provided for the first time, in the kitchen where food is being cooked on a gas cylinder for the first time, it is the female member of the family who is getting the maximum facilities."

He also lauded the positive response to the 'Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana,' describing it as unprecedented. "The welcome and acceptance received as regards the 'Majhi Ladki Bahin Yojana' is unprecedented. We are, and will remain committed towards making Nari Shakti shine more than ever before," PM Modi added, reinforcing the government's dedication to women's empowerment.

Maharashtra elections: 'Congress crossed all limits with fake Constitution book,' says PM Modi in Nanded

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing the public in Nanded, accused the Congress of disrespecting Dr BR Ambedkar and misleading the public. "Congress has done many scams in the country, but now, they have crossed all limits," he said.

Highlighting a recent incident, PM Modi stated, "You must have seen on TV and mobile phones that the people of Congress are distributing a red book in the name of the Constitution. Although it is written 'Constitution of India' on the top, when people opened the book, they found that it did not have even a single word of Babasaheb's Constitution."

He condemned the act, describing it as a reflection of Congress's disregard for Dr Ambedkar's legacy. "This is a reflection of their hate towards Babasaheb, and the entire country is shocked to see this," he added.