In a recent public meeting in Dumka, Jharkhand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the crowd with a powerful message of unity and resilience. His words were a response to critics who accuse him of creating a divide between Hindus and Muslims.
PM Modi stated, “They are saying that Modi is doing Hindu-Muslim.” This statement was a direct reference to the accusations leveled against him. However, he remained undeterred by these criticisms and responded with a metaphor that resonated with the crowd.
He continued, “‘Inhe lagta hai ki Modi ki chhavi par keechad uchaalenge toh Modi darr jayega. Arey INDI walo kaan khol kar sun lo, tum jitna keechad uchaaloge, log utne kamal jyada khilayenge’…” This translates to, “They think that by slinging mud on Modi’s image, Modi will get scared. Listen carefully, people of India, the more mud you sling, the more lotuses will bloom.”
The metaphor of the lotus is significant as it is the symbol of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which PM Modi represents. The lotus blooms in muddy waters, symbolizing purity and resilience in the face of adversity. By using this metaphor, PM Modi conveyed that criticism and adversity would only strengthen his resolve and lead to more successes, much like the blooming of more lotuses.
This speech was a testament to PM Modi’s unwavering commitment to his political ideals and his determination to work towards the unity and progress of the nation, despite facing criticism. His words served as a reminder that resilience and unity are the keys to overcoming challenges and achieving success.
In conclusion, PM Modi’s speech in Dumka was not just a response to his critics but also a call for unity and resilience among the people of India. His words echoed the sentiment that adversity should not deter us but should instead fuel our determination to succeed. As the leader of the nation, PM Modi continues to inspire with his unwavering resolve and commitment to the progress of India.
