The land of Tanwarghar in Morena district is the mother of brave martyrs and revolutionaries. Tanwarghar's son Pt. Ramprasad Bismil had sacrificed his life to liberate the country. The patriotic youth of this land are now joining the army and taking up the responsibility of protecting Mother India on the borders of the country.
Madhya Pradesh Assembly Speaker Narendra Singh Tomar said this while addressing public meetings in support of BJP candidate Shivmangal Singh Tomar on Thursday. Tomar also addressed public meetings in Amlihera, Barbai, Basai, Ruar, Rachher, Ludhawali, Piprai, Pali, Parikshat ka Pura and Hingawali villages and attended the meeting of business class in Ambah.
While addressing rural voters in public meetings, Tomar said that the country's forces have become stronger under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Because the BJP government led by Modi ji has given free rein to the Army to respond to bricks and stones. Today the Indian Army not only drives away the enemies but also enters their homes and kills them.
He said that the struggle for the temple of Lord Ramlala in Ayodhya was going on for 500 years. But the construction of the temple has become possible due to the determination of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He said that when the entire country was celebrating the consecration festival of Shri Ram Lalla, the Congress leaders committed the sin of insulting Lord Shri Ram by rejecting the invitation for the consecration festival.
Tomar said that in the last 10 years, unprecedented development work has been done in Morena-Sheopur district. The work of the bridge at Usaidghat is nearing completion. Modern facilities like oxygen plant and CT scan machine are available in Ambah Hospital. Horticulture College has been established in Porsa for the youth of Tanwarghar. Shri Narendra Singh Tomar appealed to the villagers to vote in favor of BJP to build a strong and powerful India.
On this occasion, Gajendra Singh Tomar, Pyare Singh Tomar, Bachchulal Gupta, former MLA Kamlesh Suman, Sobran Singh Gurja, Gajendra Parmar, Jinesh Jain, Saheb Singh Tomar, Khemsingh Bhadauria, Kavindra Tomar, Sadhu Rathore. Party officials and workers including Surendra Singh Kakka, Akhilesh Sharma, Kanchan Chauhan were present.
