The Bharatiya Janata Party launched the Modi ka Pariwar campaign in response to Rashtriya Janata Dal president Lalu Yadav’s personal jab at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, claiming the PM had no family or children.
Everyone in the nation claims to be a member of Modi’s family, and I view the entire nation as my family. The Prime Minister claimed in Telangana on Monday that his whole life has been dedicated to helping the underprivileged and needy, saying that even those who have no one else are with them and that Modi is theirs.
The senior BJP leader and ministers quickly responded to Modi’s abrupt political 180-degree by adding Modi ka Parivaar to their social media usernames. Amit Shah, the Union’s home minister, JP Nadda, the president of the BKP, and numerous others are among them. Before the Lok Sabha elections, the RJD appears to have given the BJP a solid issue on a silver platter. This reminds me of the general elections in 2019, when Rahul Gandhi made fun of Modi by claiming that there was a scam involving the purchase of Rafale fighter jets. He said Chowkidar Chor hai. With Modi developing the catchphrase Main bhe Chowkidar and all party leaders using it to criticize the Congress, the BP had deftly turned the tables again.
BJP leaders clarify that insults aimed at PM Modi personally did not succeed and have actually beckoned on opponents in politics. The Congress has already learned this the hard way, whether it was from Sonia Gandhi’s Maut ke Saudagar remark or Mani Shankar Aiyar’s Chaivala comment from 2014. According to a senior BJP leader, the INDI alliance is now in the driver’s seat.
According to BJP spokesman Sudhanshu Trivedi, Modi has always referred to his fellow citizens as mere pariwarjan, and the prime minister has observed all national holidays in the country, which is why he hasn’t taken a single day off in the previous ten years as prime minister.
Another BJP leader pointed out that since the RJD was the party of family dynasties, it was absurd that they had attacked the PM personally. Former Chief Minister Lalu Parsad appointed his wife Rari Devi as Chief Minister, and his son Tejasvi Yadav was twice made Deputy Chief Minister with aspirations to become Chief Minister, according to a BJP leader. He went on to say that the BJP has been actively fighting dynasty-led parties like the RJD, the Samajwadi Party, and the Congress since 2014. The party contends that these family-run organizations promote corruption and a lack of internal party democracy.
