Amit Shah criticized the Congress for its alleged agenda of appeasing specific communities, particularly by advocating for the restoration of the Muslim Personal Law. He emphasized the BJP’s stance against such policies, stating that the country should be governed by the principles of the UCC rather than religious laws.
Shah reaffirmed the BJP’s commitment to implementing it, highlighting its importance in upholding the spirit of the Constitution. He cited examples of BJP-ruled states like Uttarakhand, where the UCC has been introduced. He expressed confidence in its nationwide implementation under PM Narendra Modi’s leadership.
The Union Home Minister praised Prime Minister Modi for his transformative leadership over the past decade, describing his achievements as historic and landmark. Shah credited Modi for curbing cross-border terrorism, addressing Naxalism, and advancing the development agenda, especially for marginalized communities.
Shah accused Congress of favouring specific communities over others, particularly alleging that they prioritize Muslims in resource allocation. He vowed to thwart the Congress’ purported motives and ensure equitable development for all sections of society.
Amit Shah’s remarks underscore the BJP’s firm stance against what they perceive as the Congress party’s appeasement politics. As India participates in the second phase of the Lok Sabha elections, the political discourse remains charged with debates over identity politics, governance priorities, and electoral strategies. The outcome of these elections will shape the future government and reflect the electorate’s verdict on these critical issues.