Calling upon the youth to believe in Modi, Nadda appealed to end the agitation.

BJP National President JP Nadda on Saturday urged the youth opposing the defense recruitment scheme 'Agneepath' to have faith in Prime Minister Narendra Modi and appealed to them to end the agitation and choose the path of discussion and understand the scheme in detail. .

Accusing some forces of not wanting reform or change in the country, he claimed that the youth were being misled about the scheme.

Naddi said, “I want to appeal to my young friends that Agneepath is a revolutionary plan, it is a big revolutionary step to keep the Indian Army in a strong position on the world stage, we have to understand it.

That's why I appeal to the youth, I know that efforts are being made to mislead and mislead them.

Addressing a meeting of Gram Panchayat Presidents and Vice Presidents, he said that there are some forces in this country who do not want reform or change, and they do not want the youth power to be used in the service of the nation in the right way.

He said, “But, I want to tell my young friends that they should have faith in Prime Minister Modi, the way he has served the nation… Agniveer who emerges from Agneepath in the coming days will establish himself in front of the world. He will always be known for protecting the country.

This statement of the National President of the ruling BJP has come at a time when protests against the Agneepath scheme were held in many states of the country for the fourth day today.

Nadda appealed to the youth to understand the scheme deeply and said, “Try to know that at the age of 17 (by the scheme) youth get a chance to get trained not only for the army but also for change in their whole life. Get."

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