Congress hits again: After a exceptional victory in Karnataka, Congress is just not letting go of a single probability to assault BJP. Soon after Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused Congress of following a coverage of deceptive the poor and preserving them disadvantaged throughout its rule throughout a rally in Rajasthan’s Ajmer on Wednesday, Congress hit again at him, claiming he was once more using his “toolkit” of “cursing” previous governments however the individuals of Rajasthan will give a befitting reply as in Karnataka.
“How can we take seriously the remarks of the Prime Minister”
Taking a potshot at PM Modi, Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera mentioned, “How can we take seriously the remarks of the Prime Minister who takes pride in giving free foodgrains to 80 crore people.” “The country’s economy is in a shambles and the PM is using the toolkit to curse the old governments. He used this toolkit in Karnataka, where the public gave him a reply. Now you will get a befitting reply from the people of Rajasthan too,” Khera mentioned.
He asserted that the World Bank “from whom the Modi government is keen to get a certificate” had acknowledged that the Manmohan Singh government had introduced 27 crore individuals out of poverty through the UPA government.
“Those 27 crore have once again fallen into poverty, and 14 crore more people have fallen below the poverty line during the BJP government. This is the reason that Narendra Modi has to provide 80 crore people free foodgrains,” he mentioned.
PM Modi throughout rally
Referring to the principle opposition occasion Congress, PM Modi at the moment in Rajasthan’s Ajmer mentioned that the Congress was offended as a result of a “son of the poor” is just not permitting them to do what they need and is “raising questions on their corruption and parivarwaad (dynastic politics)”.
The prime minister accused Congress of following a coverage of deceptive the poor and preserving them disadvantaged throughout its rule. “Fifty years ago, the Congress guaranteed that it will remove poverty. But it turned out to be their biggest betrayal to the poor.” “It has been a policy of the Congress to mislead the poor and keep them deprived. The people of Rajasthan have also suffered a lot due to this,” Modi mentioned.
ALSO READ | ‘Indian financial system’s progress fee underscores its resilience amid world challenges,’ says PM Modi
ALSO READ | These pics sum up PM Modi’s time out in Rajasthan
