VIDEO: Glory of 5th August … Listen to Prime Minister Modi!

New Delhi: The Indian hockey medal was awarded, the construction of the Ram temple began and Article 370 was deleted … All three of these things happened on the same date, August 5 …

Prime Minister Narendra Modi was speaking at an event organized to spread awareness about the ‘Prime Minister’s Poor Welfare Food Scheme’.

Today 5th August is a very special date. This is the date of August 5, when two years ago, the country strengthened the spirit of ‘One India, Great India’. On August 5, Article 370 was deleted to give every citizen of Jammu and Kashmir every right, every facility … August 5 is the date when billions of Indians took the first step towards the construction of the magnificent Ram Temple after hundreds of years. Today, the construction work of Ram temple is in full swing in Ayodhya, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Anniversary of Ram Janmabhoomi Pujan, grand Aarti at the hands of Chief Minister in Ayodhya
Article 370: 1948 people arrested under UAPA in 2019, Modi government’s information in Rajya Sabha
This golden moment has come after almost four decades. He also said that his youth has once again glorified ‘Hockey’ which is his national identity and has given a great gift to the country.

This time, Modi slammed the opposition for not doing the work of Parliament. ‘On the one hand, our country, our youth are achieving new things for India. They are scoring goals on the winning side. On the other hand, there are some people who are pursuing self-goals for political gain. He has nothing to do with what the country is getting ‘, he said, criticizing the opposition.

Opponents have repeatedly insulted India’s parliament. While every citizen of the country is trying to get out of the crisis that has fallen on humanity, there is a competition among the people to stop the work of national interest, Prime Minister Modi also accused the opposition.

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