"India will live as one, grow as one, fight as one, win as one": PM Modi

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has initiated the world’s largest video conference via NaMo app, where he is interacting with over 1 crore BJP workers spread across 15,000 locations in the country, on Thursday, ahead of the Lok Sabha polls.

Meanwhile, BJP president Amit Shah said people can send their questions through the NaMo app or using the hashtag #MeraBoothSabseMazboot on social media.

What PM Modi said in his conference:

- Targeting alliances against BJP, he said this is not Mahagathbandhan, this is Mahamilavat. "The Congress is joining the ranks with small parties to save its face." : PM Modi

-The opposition parties are only serving their interest and it will send country to ICU: PM Modi

-Replying to a question PM Modi said that from 2014 to 2019, it was time to meet our necessities while the period between 2019 and 2024 will be about fulfilling expectations.

-"In the current situation, the first time voters play a crucial role. It is responsibility of booth level workers to reach out to the first time voter.": PM Modi

-PM Modi thanked Indian brave-hearts saying, India is grateful to all those who are protecting the nation. It is because they are there, the nation can reach new levels of development.

-Targeting Pakistan Countrymen, PM Modi said that the enemy tries to destabilize us, carries out terror attacks, they want to stop our growth. "We all countrymen are standing like a rock to counter their evil designs.": PM Modi

-"India will live as one, grow as one, fight as one, win as one.": PM Modi

-The sentiments of the country are at a new level. He said that it is necessary to ensure nothing is done to dent morale of security forces. : PM Modi

-Have full faith in soldiers, says PM Modi

Disregard of criticism from all the Political parties, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, held the video conference amid rising tension between India-Pakistan, where one of Indian Air Force pilot, commander Abhinandan Varthaman is in Pakistan's custody and a high level meeting is necessary to strategies our moves to bring back the pilot and stand in solidarity with the Nation.

Denouncing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's mega video-conference with BJP workers, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal urged Modi in a tweet saying the nation's energy must be spent on getting the IAF pilot back from Pakistan's custody.