Mann Ki Baat: Modi Vows Tougher Security On Mumbai Terror Attack Anniversary
Prime Minister Narendra Modi remembered the victims of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks on today's edition of his radio programme Mann Ki Baat.
He paid homage to all those who lost their lives during the 2008 attacks and vowed tougher security measures. “Terrorism has captured the globe and has become a daily occurrence,” Modi said.
For over 4 decades, India has been raising the issue of terror. Initially the world did not take us seriously but now the world is realising the destructive aspects of terrorism: PM @narendramodi #MannKiBaat pic.twitter.com/mPGGAfzrex
November 26, 2017He began the programme by bringing up significance of today's date when in 1949, the Constitution of India was adopted by the Constituent Assembly. He remembered the Father of the Indian Constitution, Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar, and said the Constitution is the soul of India's democracy.
Remembering Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar. #MannKiBaat pic.twitter.com/SRzW69ViTL
November 26, 2017His address marks the beginning of Bharatiya Janata Party's campaign in Gujarat. BJP leaders across the poll-bound state tuned into the Modi's address as part of the party's Mann ki Baat, Chai ke Saath plan to counter the Congress's chaiwala jibe at the PM, wire agency ANI said. After the program, party leaders will address huge public gatherings at various places across Gujarat.
BJP Chief Amit Shah at 'Mann ki Baat – Chai Ke Saath' program in Ahmedabad pic.twitter.com/idj9ZHzXdb
November 26, 2017Modi ended his address by urging citizens to share positive messages to usher in the new year starts under the #PositiveIndia hashtag. “Then, you see, what fantastic positives vibes we'll create,” he said.
At the end of every year we recall events of the year gone by. Let us begin 2018 with a message of positivity. I urge you to compile about 5 positive things from this year & share with me. With #PositiveIndia, share your positive moments from 2017. This will inspire others: PM
November 26, 2017You can listen to the full broadcast here.
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