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"Celebrate life", PM Narendra Modi tells insurgents and pitches for peace
by Seva Lamberdar Fri Feb 07, 2020 8:51 am
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/celebrate-life-pm-narendra-modi-tells-insurgents-and-pitches-for-peace/articleshow/74009189.cms
>>> Btw, is Modi nominated for this year's Nobel Peace Prize?
He has done much as P.M. to improve and enhance the quality of life and make life livable for hundreds of millions Indians through many positive and successful initiatives including Swachh Bharat.
Moreover, his contribution in building and improving inter-community religious relations is noteworthy, as evident by his BJP-led Govt's honoring this year (2020) about a dozen Muslims with Padma Awards (including multiple Padma Shrees).
>>> Btw, is Modi nominated for this year's Nobel Peace Prize?
He has done much as P.M. to improve and enhance the quality of life and make life livable for hundreds of millions Indians through many positive and successful initiatives including Swachh Bharat.
Moreover, his contribution in building and improving inter-community religious relations is noteworthy, as evident by his BJP-led Govt's honoring this year (2020) about a dozen Muslims with Padma Awards (including multiple Padma Shrees).
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Re: "Celebrate life", PM Narendra Modi tells insurgents and pitches for peace
by Seva Lamberdar Sun Feb 09, 2020 11:34 am
PM Modi has won back Assam in just one visit as Assam welcomes him with open arms:
Remember, how Assam had got embroiled in intense violence following the passage of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) last month?
With a massive misinformation campaign and rumour mills going on a complete rampage, tensions were fuelled against the Amendment legislation. The anti CAA lobby had run riot, generated xenophobic fears in the state.
Even the joint summit between Japanese PM, Shinzo Abe and PM Modi scheduled to be held at Guwahati in Assam had to be cancelled
For some time, it had seemed as if CAA was the end of the world in terms of BJP’s influence in Assam. It was being predicted that BJP’s future prospects in Assam would nosedive.
However, PM Modi’s historic visit to Kokrajhar in the state have alleviated all such fears of BJP facing any popular discontent in Assam.
PM Modi visited Kokrajhar in Assam following the signing of the historic Bodo agreement that brings the decades old Bodo militancy to an end. He addressed a huge rally in the city of Kokrajhar, which was once seen as the stronghold of Bodo militancy.
After the historic Bodo agreement was concluded, state authorities had extended an invite to the Prime Minister’s Office for PM Modi’s visit to the state- his first after getting re-elected last year.
Kokrajhar decked up in the days ahead of PM Modi’s visit. People of Assam welcomed the Prime Minister gleefully, showing how he remains extremely popular in the state. One Lakh diyas (earthen lamps) were lit in Assam’s Kokrajhar in order to welcome him on his historic visit to the state.
The local people are clearly enchanted with the Bodo Peace Agreement. The Agreement is an expression of hope and peace for the locals, which explains the celebratory manner in which they greeted the Kokrajhar rally.
https://tfipost.com/2020/02/pm-modi-has-won-back-assam-in-just-one-visit-as-assam-welcomes-him-with-open-arms
Remember, how Assam had got embroiled in intense violence following the passage of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) last month?
With a massive misinformation campaign and rumour mills going on a complete rampage, tensions were fuelled against the Amendment legislation. The anti CAA lobby had run riot, generated xenophobic fears in the state.
Even the joint summit between Japanese PM, Shinzo Abe and PM Modi scheduled to be held at Guwahati in Assam had to be cancelled
For some time, it had seemed as if CAA was the end of the world in terms of BJP’s influence in Assam. It was being predicted that BJP’s future prospects in Assam would nosedive.
However, PM Modi’s historic visit to Kokrajhar in the state have alleviated all such fears of BJP facing any popular discontent in Assam.
PM Modi visited Kokrajhar in Assam following the signing of the historic Bodo agreement that brings the decades old Bodo militancy to an end. He addressed a huge rally in the city of Kokrajhar, which was once seen as the stronghold of Bodo militancy.
After the historic Bodo agreement was concluded, state authorities had extended an invite to the Prime Minister’s Office for PM Modi’s visit to the state- his first after getting re-elected last year.
Kokrajhar decked up in the days ahead of PM Modi’s visit. People of Assam welcomed the Prime Minister gleefully, showing how he remains extremely popular in the state. One Lakh diyas (earthen lamps) were lit in Assam’s Kokrajhar in order to welcome him on his historic visit to the state.
The local people are clearly enchanted with the Bodo Peace Agreement. The Agreement is an expression of hope and peace for the locals, which explains the celebratory manner in which they greeted the Kokrajhar rally.
https://tfipost.com/2020/02/pm-modi-has-won-back-assam-in-just-one-visit-as-assam-welcomes-him-with-open-arms
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