Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address a rally at Ramlila Maidan today. In view of this, security has been tightened in the area. The rally is scheduled to take place amid the ongoing protests against the citizenship law. It is believed that more than one lakh people will participate in this rally. Ramlila Maidan is very close to Daryaganj, where violence erupted in the past. Senior BJP leader Vijay Goel said in a statement that a rally is being prepared to thank PM Modi for giving ownership to 40 lakh residents of 1731 unauthorized colonies. A total of 11 lakh signatures will be handed over to Prime Minister Modi as a vote of thanks by the residents of the unauthorized colonies.
BJP MP Hansraj Hans said in his address at Ramlila Maidan here before the address of PM Modi's rally that today we have come here with special purpose. This inundation of people has come to thank Modi ji. The issues which were stuck for many years were done by Modi ji in one stroke. Today 1731 passed the colonies. We used to feel that no one should get out of the train in the floor before sitting. In 1731 colonies gave every title to the owner.
The issue of three divorces from Ayodhya and 370 was resolved by Modi. By the way, Delhi today is in the hands of those people due to which the air of Delhi has become poisonous. Before PM Modi's rally, Gautam Gambhir has started his speech. He thanked the people of Delhi and said that I have come to work, not to speak. I said in the election, my goal is to improve the lives of you people. For this, we have laid the foundation in six months. Worked on CCTV. Work has started to eliminate Ghazipur landfill. In my tenure, I want to elevate it and eliminate it.
He said that I want the people of Delhi to get clean water. We will work for this. The central government did a lot of work to reduce Delhi's pollution. In five years, Kejriwal misled the public. If a person can bet on the honor of a woman of his own party for one seat, then what will he do for the women. Will form BJP government in Delhi in the coming elections.
