Minister Rajni Tiwari Declares 'SIR' a Campaign for Democratic Sanctity in Prayagraj

Prayagraj : Uttar Pradesh Minister of State for Higher Education, Rajni Tiwari, received a warm reception from enthusiastic BJP workers upon her arrival in Prayagraj at Arya Kanya Degree College, Muthiganj.

In her address to the workers, Minister Tiwari championed the "SIR campaign," describing it as a movement crucial for upholding the sanctity of democracy. She asserted that the campaign has instilled fear in illegal infiltrators, causing them to flee the country, while simultaneously exciting and raising awareness among the patriotic citizens of India.

"The SIR campaign is a campaign for the sanctity of democracy. Due to this campaign, the infiltrators living illegally in the country are afraid and are fleeing the country," she stated, adding that the initiative would further strengthen the nation's democratic system.

The Minister credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership for India's rapid development trajectory, stating that the country is successfully transitioning from a developing nation to a developed one. She highlighted that under Modi's vision, a form of 'Ramraj' is being established in the country.

She underscored the commitment of both the central Modi government and the state Yogi government to the principle of Antyodaya (uplifting the poorest of the poor). Minister Tiwari emphasized that the government's paramount ideology is to ensure that no citizen remains hungry or is deprived of essential medical and educational facilities.

She concluded her remarks by reinforcing the government's ambitious goal: Prime Minister Modi's pledge to achieve a Developed India by 2047, a mission she affirmed the government would pursue relentlessly until its completion.

Minister Rajni Tiwari was welcomed by several prominent figures, including former MP Rita Bahuguna and Mayor Ganesh Kesarwani, alongside BJP spokesperson Rajesh Kesarwani and Councilors Rudrasen Jaiswal, Rakesh Jaiswal, Kishori Lal Jaiswal, Satya Jaiswal, Ayush Agrahari, Himalaya Sonkar, Neeraj Kesarwani, Kamlesh Kesarwani, and Vijay Purshwani.

(Report by Zainul Abdin)