A Resolve to Secure Bharat

On the occasion of the completion of 11 years of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi's government, the Bharatiya Janata Party is running the 'Sankalp Se Siddhi' campaign.

- SHIVPRAKASH

Press conferences, exhibitions, seminars, public meetings, and village-level 'Chaupal' programs are being organized across the country to highlight the success of the Modi government. Social media is being used to disseminate information about the government's schemes and to conduct various competitions.

In the past 11 years, historic achievements have been made in areas such as welfare of the poor, infrastructure development, internal security, economic progress, cultural upliftment, and the growing respect for Bharat abroad. These accomplishments are a testament to the progress made by Bharat. Various institutions and prominent individuals worldwide, including Bharat, have praised these historic successes. The defence sector has also witnessed similar historic achievements.

In Chanakya's policy, it is said that 'In a nation protected by weapons, the discussion of scriptures begins.' Discussions of scriptures are possible only when the nation is secure in all aspects. No matter how superior a principle is, its success depends on the strength of those who follow it. For this reason, scholars have considered strength to be the foundation of peace. Rashtrakavi Shri Ramdhari Singh Dinkar, in his poem, "(kek 'kksHkrh ml Hkqtax dks] ftlds ikl xjy gks" advocates this very principle.

The Bharatiya Jansangh had passed a resolution during its 1964 Patna session, demanding that Bharat should make all efforts to develop an atomic bomb. The document titled "Siddhant aur Neetiyan" also discussed about the development of nuclear weapons. While presenting the resolution, it was stated that our revered deities are armed with weapons for the establishment of dharma, therefore, Bharat Mata should also possess nuclear weapons. Following this policy, the NDA government led by Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee conducted the Pokhran nuclear tests in 1999, enhancing Bharat's global stature.