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In a blistering attack on the Opposition from Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday accused his political rivals of rejoicing when the country faces difficulties and conspiring to create chaos to defame him.

Addressing a massive gathering at Bhildi village in Banaskantha after laying foundation stones for several development projects, the Prime Minister declared he would keep working for the people “till the last moment of his life.”

“Today, every farmer, every youth, and every woman and daughter in the country is moving forward with the resolve to build a Viksit Bharat. But unfortunately, some people do not like this. These are individuals who wish to see the country in difficulty. They derive pleasure when the nation suffers; they find joy when the country faces a crisis,” PM Modi said.

Referring to the ongoing war in the Gulf and its impact on global supply chains, the Prime Minister alleged that the Opposition tried to exploit the situation by spreading panic.

“When India is working to confront this situation, these individuals are busy spreading rumours. Farmers were told they wouldn’t get any fertilisers and forced into artificial queues. The atmosphere was vitiated. Women were made to feel scared, told that cooking gas would no longer be available. They were told, ‘How will you cook your meals? How will your children go to school?'” he said.

“Their plan was to create chaos across the country, so that Modi could be defamed,” he asserted.

Reassuring the public, the Prime Minister said he had stood by his promise despite global headwinds.

“You can see that the war is still ongoing, yet Modi has ensured that there is no shortage of fertiliser for farmers. Friends, because of this war, fertiliser prices have risen a lot around the world. The costs of the chemicals used to manufacture fertilisers have also increased. The government has ensured that this burden does not fall upon the farmers,” PM Modi said.

The venue resonated with chants and placards reading ‘Modi Kahin Nahin Jayega’ as supporters responded to his ’till the end’ pledge.