PM Modi's meeting with Chief Ministers of BJP-ruled states, said - we are committed to developed India

The two-day BJP national convention came to an end today at Delhi's Bharat Mandapam. Many BJP officials and employees from all over the nation took part in this. For the impending Lok Sabha elections, PM Modi gave the party workers the mantra of victory. State chief ministers run by the Bharatiya Janata Party also attended the meeting. Following this, PM Modi met with the chief ministers of the states that are ruled by the BJP.

Regarding the meeting with the Chief Ministers of BJP-ruled states, Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a post on his social media account X, in which he wrote, 'Held a comprehensive meeting with the Chief Ministers and Deputy Chief Ministers of BJP ruled states. During this time, there were many discussions on ways to strengthen the development path of the states, so that we can take advantage of the dual engine of development in a developed India.

Earlier, while addressing the national convention of BJP, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the next five years are very important for the country. A lot of work needs to be done during this period to make the country a developed nation. He said that for this BJP must return to the Center with strength. He has the goal of strengthening the country. If he had started worrying about his house, he would not have been able to build houses for crores of poor people in the country today. In the third term, they talk about making the country the third largest economic power in the world, but the opposition parties are unable to muster the courage to even promise to make the country a developed nation.