"Poverty will go away from India as soon as it becomes the third largest economy": PM Modi in Meerut rally

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the BJP's election campaign from Meerut, Uttar Pradesh for the Lok Sabha elections 2024. In the rally in Meerut, PM Modi said that poverty will also go away from India as soon as it becomes the third largest economy in the world. He also said that India's time has come. PM Modi said that this is not an election about who should become an MP and who should not. The election of the year 2024 is for making a developed India. During this, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath and RLD chief Jayant Chaudhary were also present on the stage.

Modi said, "I want to remind all of you that when India was the 11th largest economy in the world, India's poverty rate was increasing. When India became the 5th largest economy, more than 25 crore people successfully came out of poverty. I guarantee you that when we become the third largest economy, not only will poverty end, but a 'new middle class' will drive India's growth."

He said, "I am fighting a big battle to save my country from the corruption. That's why big corrupt people are behind bars today. They are not getting bail even from the Supreme Court."

While warning the corrupt, he said, "Corrupt people, listen with open ears, no matter how many attacks you make on Modi, this is Modi, he is not going to stop. No matter how big the corrupt is, action will be taken and it will definitely happen. Whoever does this in this country It has been looted, it will have to be returned. This is Modi's guarantee."