MP polls round the corner, PM Modi targets Congress in Bhopal

Ahead of this year's Assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticised the Opposition, warning that a Congress-led government could potentially return Madhya Pradesh to its previous "BIMARU" state status. (PTI Photo)

Speaking at the "Karyakarta Mahakumbh" in Bhopal to a crowd of BJP workers, PM Modi called on the voters to prioritise development over regression. He likened the Congress party to "rusted iron," suggesting it lacks the ability to comprehend the future and grasp the nation's ambitions. (PTI Photo)

In picture, women party workers felicitate PM Modi during the BJP's 'Mahakumbh'. (PTI Photo)

The ‘Karyakarta Mahakumbh’ event has been organized on the birth anniversary of Jana Sangh co-founder Deendayal Upadhyaya. (PTI Photo)

In his address, PM Modi underscored the pivotal role of the upcoming elections in the trajectory of MP’s development. He stressed that the path of progress laid by the BJP could only be sustained if the party remained in power. (PTI Photo)

Drawing attention to instances in states like Maharashtra and Rajasthan, where he cited poor governance under Congress, he emphasised the need for a continuation of BJP’s developmental initiatives. (PTI Photo)

In picture, PM Modi waves at supporters as he arrives to address the mega meeting. Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and State BJP President VD Sharma are also seen. (PTI Photo)

The PM also criticised the Congress party for consistently opposing development-related projects, including those in the digital services sector. (PTI Photo)

Monday’s visit will be Modi’s third to the state in the past 45 days, indicating the BJP’s attempt to retain power in the state by leveraging the PM’s popularity. (PTI Photo)