Lok Sabha elections 2024: 'PM Modi was the prime minister and he will remain so' amit shah gave a sharp reply to Arvind Kejriwal

Lok Sabha elections 2024: After being released from jail, arvind kejriwal has held his first press conference, in which he alleged that PM Modi is not seeking votes for himself but to make amit shah the Prime Minister.

Amit Shah rejected the allegations of changing the Constitution

Lok Sabha elections 2024: Union home minister amit shah on saturday told the opposition in a very sharp manner that the BJP's prime minister is not going to change. nda is going to form the government again under the leadership of bjp, whose prime minister was narendra modi and will remain the same. amit shah gave this answer to the question of delhi Chief minister arvind kejriwal, in which kejriwal had raised the issue of PM Modi turning 75 in September. kejriwal had said that PM Modi is asking the public to vote not for himself but to make amit shah the Prime Minister.

'There is no confusion in bjp regarding PM Modi'

Amit Shah, who was on telangana tour, was asked to answer Arvind Kejriwal's question in the press conference. Shah said in clear words, 'Not only arvind kejriwal, the entire INDI alliance need not be happy with Modi turning 75. It is not written anywhere in the constitution of bjp that he will retire on attaining the age of 75 years. PM Modi was the prime minister and will continue to lead the country in future too. They will complete this term. There is no confusion anywhere in bjp regarding this.

'200 seats have arrived, will cross 400'

Shah has once again claimed in the press conference that 400 seats are going to come to NDA's account. He said, 'We have reached close to 200 seats in the three phases. The fourth phase is of nda, in which we will get so much success that we are definitely going to move towards crossing 400. He also said that in telangana also bjp is going to win more than 10 seats this time.

Kejriwal had raised this question

Kejriwal was released from tihar jail on Friday. After this, in his first press conference on saturday, he raised the issue of PM Modi turning 75. arvind kejriwal said, 'PM Modi himself had made the rule in 2014 to retire leaders who are above 75. Under this rule, Lal krishna Advani, murli manohar joshi, sumitra Mahajan, Yashwant Sinha were retired. Now Modi is also going to retire, so bjp should tell who is their contender for the post of Prime Minister? kejriwal also said, 'If their (BJP) government is formed, they (Modi-Shah) will dispose of yogi in the next two months and then Modi's special amit shah will become the Prime Minister. Modi is asking for votes not for himself but for Shah.

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