'Leave aside 2024, Modi will become PM in 2029 also' Rajnath Singh's blunt reply to Arvind Kejriwal's claim

Lok Sabha Election 2024. A few days ago, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal commented on the retirement of PM Narendra. He had said that after one year Narendra Modi will resign from the post of Prime Minister and Amit Shah will be made the PM.

BJP leaders are continuously responding to this claim of CM Kejriwal. Today (May 17), Union Minister Rajnath Singh, while responding to CM Kejriwal's claim, said, "Listen to me. Being a senior leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party, I want to say that he will be the Prime Minister of India in 2024 also." Will become and in 2029 also he will become the Prime Minister of India."

'India's prestige increased in the world because of PM Modi'

Rajnath Singh further said, "I think nothing can be said more clearly than this. The person who has increased the name of the country in the world. PM Modi has increased the prestige of the country. Before 2014, the economy of the country was It was ranked 14th in India and is now ready to become the third largest economy in the world.

PM Modi will retire next year: Arvind Kejriwal

Arvind Kejriwal, who came out of jail on parole in the liquor scam, had said, "I ask BJP who will be their PM? Modi Ji is turning 75 on September 17 next year. He had made a rule that at the age of 75, People will be retired."

Arvind Kejriwal further said, "Voting for Narendra Modi in the Lok Sabha elections 2024 means voting for Amit Shah because Narendra Modi will turn 75 next year and after his retirement, Amit Shah will become the Prime Minister."

Congress made changes in the Preamble of the Constitution: Rajnath Singh

Opposition leaders are continuously claiming that if NDA gets more than 400 seats in the elections, the Constitution will be changed. On these claims of the opposition, Rajnath Singh said that they (Congress) have made maximum amendments to the Constitution. We all wanted no changes should be made to the Preamble of the Constitution, but the Congress government made changes to it in 1976 when Indira Gandhi was the Prime Minister.