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During four consecutive rallies in Uttar Pradesh’s Lalganj, Jaunpur, Bhadohi, and Pratapgarh on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi maintained his strong criticism of the Opposition, accusing the SP and the Cong of promoting "appeasement, lies, parivarvad and corruption". The Prime Minister emphasized that the upcoming general election presents a unique opportunity for the country to select a leader who can lead a powerful government that "demonstrates India's strength to the world." He reiterated his argument that the I.N.D.I.A. coalition intends to have five Prime Ministers in five years, and that the Opposition alliance will crumble after June 4. Modi also ridiculed the Samajwadi Party and the Congress for nominating a Trinamul Congress (TMC) candidate in Bhadohi, claiming that they want to introduce the TMC brand of politics in Uttar Pradesh. "There is no possibility of the Congress-SP winning in Bhadohi. They want to replicate the TMC-style politics of West Bengal in Uttar Pradesh, which is based on tushtikaran (appeasement). They want to create a copycat situation of preventing the celebrations of Ram Navami and violence against Hindus and women."

During his speech in Azamgarh, Modi mentioned how the town used to be associated with terror attacks that occurred across the country. But he explained that this changed about ten years ago when the previous government in Uttar Pradesh started practicing appeasement politics. The government pardoned terrorists accused of bombings and provided cover for sleeper cells. This attitude led to an increase in terrorism all over the country. According to Modi, the SP and Congress parties have the same attitude towards appeasement, lies, 'parivarvad' and corruption. Modi then spoke about the CAA and how it was an example of his guarantee. The law has provided certificates to many people belonging to the six minorities who suffered due to the partition of India. The I.N.D.I.A. bloc did not care for them as they were not a part of their vote bank and created lies about the CAA. However, the law will remain and provide citizenship to all who are affiliated with India.

During an election rally at a college ground in Jaunpur to show support for BJP candidates Kripashankar Singh and B.P. Saroj from the Machhlishahr (reserved) seat, Modi urged people to vote for a Prime Minister who can lead a strong government that upholds India's strength and cannot be dominated by the world. He emphasized that votes for Singh and Saroj would contribute to the formation of a strong government and would be directly credited to Modi's account. In Pratapgarh, Modi criticized the Congress and SP for their lackadaisical attitude towards development and their belief that progress happens on its own without any hard work. He also remarked on the enthusiasm of the crowd, which he said has made it difficult for the INDIA bloc to win even a single seat in Uttar Pradesh. Amid slogans of "Jai Shri Ram" and "Har Har Modi," Modi reminded the audience that the wait for the Ram temple in Ayodhya had been 500 years.

Indians worldwide are filled with joy, yet certain dynasts choose to spew insults. The prince of SP and his uncle have deemed the Ram temple "useless" in a recent statement, disregarding the significance of the temple to Hindus. Akhilesh Yadav, the leader of the SP, has also mocked Kashi and the dynasts continue to pander to their votebank by promoting triple talaq. It's shocking that in the 21st century, they still cling to such archaic beliefs. He accused the I.N.D.I.A. leaders of supporting religious-based reservation, which would nullify the reservation rights of the SCs, STs, and OBCs by altering the Constitution. Modi was firm in his stance against religion-based reservation and declared that he would not let it happen as long as he was alive. He also claimed that the I.N.D.I.A. bloc wanted to overthrow the stable NDA government and install five different prime ministers in five years. Modi predicted that the I.N.D.I.A. bloc would disintegrate after June 4 and that the Lucknow and Delhi shehzades would flee the country for summer vacations. He ended by stating that the shehzades had already left Amethi and would soon leave Rae Bareli as well.