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Shripad champions BJP’s development agenda

MAPUSA

North Goa BJP candidate Shripad Naik lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, attributing the country’s progress to his vision and planned development initiatives.

He emphasized the BJP government’s commitment to advancing the nation’s welfare, particularly in the realms of health and education.

Naik embarked on a campaign trail through Aldona constituency on Sunday, accompanied by former MLA Glenn Ticlo and other party leaders.

Throughout the day, he engaged in a series of meetings and interactions at various locations, including temples, churches, and community gatherings.

Highlighting the need for strategic development, Naik criticized the Congress party’s historical governance, suggesting a lack of concerted efforts for progress during their 60-year reign.

In contrast, he underscored the BJP’s track record of executing over 1,200 projects in the past 25 years, with a focus on enhancing educational infrastructure and healthcare accessibility.

Naik specifically cited initiatives such as the provision of a cancer screening bus to facilitate early detection in rural areas, along with investments in school facilities aimed at benefiting future generations.

As he continued his campaign across different areas, Naik reiterated the BJP’s commitment to furthering development agendas for the betterment of North Goa constituents.

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