Amit Shah calls for hat-trick in Uttarakhand, sets target of winning 65 seats in assembly polls
Addressing a public rally in Dehradun, Amit Shah asserted that the BJP is set to form the Government in Uttarakhand once again and said the “voice of Uttarakhand” should reach Rahul Gandhi
Union Home Minister Amit Shah called for the BJP to win more than 65 seats in the upcoming Uttarakhand assembly elections, setting a target for a "hat-trick" of victories. Addressing a public rally in Dehradun on the occasion of the 26th Foundation Day of Uttarakhand, Shah criticized the Congress party for advocating for a Muslim university while the BJP removed illegal shrines and madrasas from government land.
He also accused Rahul Gandhi of being "miffed" when encroachment was ordered on 29 acres of land in Haldwani. Shah claimed that the BJP was set to form the government in Uttarakhand once again and urged party workers to conduct door-to-door outreach to achieve the target. The state has 70 assembly constituencies, and Shah highlighted the tourism sector's 380% growth and the government's efforts to curb migration by shifting focus from a money-order economy to an industrial economy.
He also emphasized the Modi government's security measures and development projects, including the 'Vibrant Village' programme.
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