allahabad warning against complacency pm narendra modi said bjp should not underestimate the opposition that would come up with new reasons to target the government and party workers should seek to revitalize themselves by new thinking and ideas in a brief intervention at the bjp national executive here modi said the party needs to work hard to meet public expectations and said there was a need to change in accordance to the times while the pm spoke on the need for commitment and renewal bjp chief amit shah made a detailed reference to the party and governments resolve to balance reforms and growth with welfare and propoor policies he said the twin objectives were not antithetical and the party should not be defensive about the governments aims the modi government had worked hard to cater to the needs of the havenots and encourage small business and farmers by specific measures such as farm insurance and prioritised lending aimed at improving their economic status he added shah asked bjp officebearers to ensure that 11 crore members were suitably involved in the partys political activities and in taking message about the centres welfare schemes to the people the call for renewal and reinvention can be seen in the context of modi urging mps and ministers to use social media to good effect on one occasion he pulled up up mps for not keeping track of official information on the spread of rural electrification in the state as a result of specific initiatives undertaken by the nda government the economic resolution adopted by the party claimed that the modi government has managed to tackle a legacy of misgovernance and corruption to get the economy moving again it said a control on fiscal deficit resulted in inflation remaining in check and now a surplus in the balance of payments has reflected itself in 201516 the economic resolution was moved by bjp mp bhupinder yadav and finance minister arun jaitley pointed out that while a good monsoon would spur growth sustained high growth was needed to get the economy going in the longer term he said with private investment sluggish the government had little choice but to step in with a focus on sectors like railways power and roads