Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a public gathering in Nanded, Maharashtra, delivered a compelling message to political workers and leaders from all parties, urging them to prioritize the principles of democracy above electoral victories.
“To all political workers and leaders, even if you anticipate electoral defeat and question the necessity of continued efforts – I urge you to persevere for the sake of democracy,” stated the Prime Minister, evoking a round of applause from the audience.
PM Modi further invoked the proverb, “‘Aaj nahin toh kal, kal nahin toh parso, parso nahin toh narso, arey kabhi to mauka aega’…” This phrase, signifying “If not today, then tomorrow; if not tomorrow, then the day after; if not the day after, then someday, an opportunity will come,” resonated deeply with the crowd, inspiring optimism and determination.
The Prime Minister’s speech served as a unifying call for all political stakeholders to uphold the fundamental values of democracy, transcending partisan interests. His words underscored the importance of unwavering commitment to the democratic process, irrespective of immediate electoral outcomes.
PM Modi’s address comes amidst a pivotal period as the nation prepares for several state and local elections. It underscores the significance of collective engagement in the democratic process, highlighting that democracy flourishes through the concerted efforts of citizens and leaders alike.
As India charts its course forward, PM Modi’s call for political unity in service of democracy serves as a guiding principle, illuminating the path towards a more robust and inclusive democratic society.
