Mathura,

25 Jan (HS): According to BJP national president Nitin Nabin, Prime Minister

Narendra Modi has moved the country forward while putting the last person at

the center of administration. Navin, who visited Mathura for the first time

after being elected BJP national president, said the development in Uttar

Pradesh represented the country's changing face.

As

I drove here today, I noticed that the roads in Uttar Pradesh were nicer than

those I'd seen elsewhere. This is evidence of how the country is evolving, he

added. He stated that Prime Minister Modi has secured progress while putting

the last person at the center of governance, claiming that his policies have

prioritized the weak and marginalized.

Referring

to Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya's notion of Antyodaya, Nabin stated with

confidence that the prime minister's vision of development is centered on the

poorest and most marginalized. Navin traveled from Delhi to Mathura via the

Yamuna Expressway, where BJP activists greeted him enthusiastically at the

Bajna Cut in the Mant region. I've come here today to see the folks of the Mant

Assembly Constituency. By God's grace, my first programme as BJP national

president has been organized at Mathura, Lord Krishna's birthplace, he

remarked. The BJP president urged people to contribute to the development of

the state and country, claiming that Prime Minister Modi is firmly driving

India along the path of progress.

The

Prime Minister frequently asserts that when he takes one stride forward, the

country's 140 crore people follow him and that with such collective power, no

force can prevent India from developing. Nabin stated that there was a time

when India's prime minister was unable to look foreign leaders in the eye, but

those days are over. Narendra Modi now leads the globe, and India's worldwide

reputation has grown, he remarked. Nabin and Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath

went to the Shri Vrindavan Chandrodaya temple on Vrindavan Marg near ISKCON

Bengaluru and listened to the Prime Minister's 'Mann Ki Baat' programme.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi