New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday launched a scathing assault on Congress and the Samajwadi Party and alleged that each the events solely care about their vote financial institution and are “anti-development”. Referring to the Kumbh Mela, the most important pilgrimage gathering of the Hindu group, PM Modi mentioned that through the occasions when SP and Congress led the federal government, stampedes have been a typical incidence on the occasion.
Addressing a rally in Uttar Pradesh’s Prayagraj Modi mentioned, “Everywhere you go in India, you hear that the INDI alliance won’t bring development. Take the Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj as an example. During the time of the SP-Congress, it was chaotic. Stampedes were common, and lives were lost. The event was poorly managed, with chaos everywhere. Their focus was more on their vote bank than on the Kumbh. They feared that doing too much for Kumbh might alienate their supporters. There was a constant competition between SP and Congress for appeasement.”
#WATCH | Addressing an enormous public gathering in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi says, “Every corner of India says that the INDI alliance will not bring development. Look at the example of Kumbh Mela held in Prayagraj… What used to happen during the time of… pic.twitter.com/s6n7mogi91
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“This election of 2024 will decide the direction in which the Triveni of India’s future will flow,” Modi mentioned. The prime minister mentioned the members of the INDIA block can not digest reward of India overseas. He added that India is now identified for its expressway and infrastructure.
Modi was addressing the rally in Prayagraj to hunt votes for BJP candidate Neeraj Tripathi. The primary contest in Allahabad is between Neeraj Tripathi, the son of former West Bengal governor and speaker of Uttar Pradesh Assembly Keshari Nath Tripathi, and Ujjwal Ram Singh, the son of former Samajwadi Party chief and Rajya Sabha MP Reoti Raman Singh. Polling within the Allahabad Lok Sabha constituency will happen within the sixth section of the Lok Sabha election on May 25.
