During his visit to Bina in poll-bound Madhya Pradesh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi voiced concerns about the INDI alliance, suggesting that it aims to undermine India's rich Sanatan culture. The Prime Minister, addressing a public rally in Madhya Pradesh's Bina, remarked that the opposition alliance lacks both leadership and vision.

PM Modi stated, "This INDI alliance doesn't have a leader...they have also decided on a hidden agenda to attack India's culture. The INDI alliance has come with a resolution to end 'Sanatan' culture." His comments drew attention to the perceived cultural threats posed by the opposition alliance.

As part of his visit, Prime Minister Modi laid the foundation stone for various projects valued at over Rs 50,700 crore. These included the 'Petrochemical Complex' at Bina Refinery and ten new industrial ventures across the state. His presence attracted a significant turnout of supporters who enthusiastically participated in a roadshow in Madhya Pradesh's Bina.



During the roadshow, people showered flowers on PM Modi as his vehicle passed by. Madhya Pradesh, a state gearing up for Assembly Elections later this year, received Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan's warm welcome for PM Modi's visit.

Highlighting the collective strength of India, PM Modi credited the success of the G20 summit to the nation's 140 crore citizens. He emphasized that the diversity and heritage of India left a lasting impression on G20 delegates.

The Prime Minister stressed the importance of transparency and the need to combat corruption for a country's growth. He also referred to the state's historical challenges, saying, "There was a time when MP was identified as one of the laggard states. After independence, those who ruled in MP for the longest time, they didn't give it anything apart from corruption and crime."

PM Modi laid the foundation stone for the Bina Refinery Petrochemical Project in Sagar district and for several industrial complexes across the state. Notable among them were the 'Power and Renewable Energy Manufacturing Zone' in Narmadapuram district, two IT parks in Indore, and a Mega Industrial Park in Ratlam. These projects are expected to boost economic development and provide employment opportunities.

In addition, six new industrial areas will be developed in Shajapur, Guna, Mauganj, Agar Malwa, Narmadapuram, and Maksi, promoting balanced regional development and uniform employment opportunities in Madhya Pradesh. These initiatives collectively represent a significant step toward the state's progress and prosperity.