Sindhu water will flow till Ganganagar in 3 years, Pakistan will yearn for every drop: Union home minister Amit Shah
Pakistan will crave for every drop of water," Shah said.
Shah was addressing the three-day training session organized by the state BJP for ministers, MPs and MLAs in Pachmarhi on Saturday afternoon.
In reference to the controversy over Madhya Pradesh minister Vijay Shah's remarks postoperative Sindoor against Col Sofiya Qureshi cautioned the BJP functionaries, MPs and MLAs by saying, "think before you speak and advised them to avoid making controversial statements."
Shah said that if a mistake has been committed by someone, such an error should not be repeated. Minister for tribal welfare Vijay Shah was present in the training camp during Shah's inaugural speech.
"In Pahalgam, they attacked by asking about religion, now they will crave for food grains to eat. They will have to ask for food grains from foreign countries," he added.
Shah recounted that when the country became independent, Congress was in power, and Pt.
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Nehru completely dominated the Congress party. "The policies made by the Nehru govt at that time did not have the fragrance of the country's soil. There was no proclamation of our ancient culture in them. They were inspired by Western values. There were many leaders at that time who did not agree with these policies. One of them was Dr.
Shyamaprasad Mukherjee, who was the Union minister for industry in the Nehru Cabinet," Shah said.
"When Pt. Nehru imposed Article 370 in Kashmir because of the Nehru-Liaqat Pact, Dr Shyamaprasad Mukherjee resigned from the cabinet. Speaking on Article 370, Amit Shah recalled that Dr. Shyamaprasad Mukherjee had proclaimed that 'do vidhan, do nishan, do pradhan' cannot work in one nation. "He marched to remove Article 370 and was murdered. While agitating against Article 370, Dr. Mukherjee protected every inch of the country's land.
Ban on cow slaughter, Shri Ram Janmabhoomi program is a symbol of cultural nationalism," he said.
Shah said that Madhya Pradesh BJP has a glorious tradition. "Late Kushabhau Thakre had dedicated every moment of his life to the party and the organization received the blessings of great leaders like late Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia and late Sundarlal Patwa ji," he said. "We are all party workers and the party has promoted us based on our ability and capacity, made us MPs and MLAs," he reasoned.
The session began with condolences and homages were paid to the victims of the Ahmedabad plane crash. Shah, spoke to the congregation of 201 participants on the party's journey "From Jan Sangh to BJP - 1951 to 2025". He said that only those who remain students till the last moment, who have the zeal to learn, can bring about change.
"Today, we can see the acceptance of BJP from panchayats to Parliament. BJP govt is necessary for a well-organized, educated, developed country," Amit Shah said.
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