Hyderabad:
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said that the next 30 years will be the Bharatiya Janata Party’s era and India will become Vishwa Guru.
Shah also said that West Bengal and Telangana would be freed from dynastic rule. He also said that a BJP government will be formed in the other Southern states, including Telangana and Tamil Nadu.
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His statements came in the wake of criticism from various countries across the world for human rights records, rising prices, skyrocketing unemployment and social unrest in the country. Shah made the statement on the second day of the party’s national executive committee meeting in Hyderabad on Sunday after presenting the political resolution.
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai and his Assam counterpart Himanta Biswa Sarma seconded the resolution. The resolution talked about making the country free from politics of casteism, family rule and appeasement to take India into a new era of empowerment and development.
Sharing details of Shah’s address while presenting the political resolution, Sarma said, “The Union Home Minister termed the recent Supreme Court judgement on the 2002 Gujarat riots historic and said all the allegations levelled against Prime Minister Narendra Modi proved baseless and politically motivated.”
“Some journalists, NGOs and political parties driven by their own ideologies and for their own agenda conspire to defame Prime Minister Modi. But Prime Minister Modi kept faith in the Constitution and faced SIT in Gujarat riots case without speaking a single word for 20 years unlike some leaders who enact political drama and spread anarchy when faced by investigating agencies on corruption charges,” Sarma said quoting Home Minister Shah.
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“The Home Minister said that the recent electoral victory of BJP is victory of politics of performance and development, and it also ended politics of caste, dynasty and regionalism,” Sarma said.
