NEW DELHI: Congress on Tuesday disregarded Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s interview on New Year’s Day on grounds that he didn't cope with his government’s “failure” to ship at the promises it made in 2014, and that the BJP’s “wipe out” in the Hindi heartland states had now pressured Modi to supply explanations.
The celebration mentioned it welcomed Modi’s statement that the Supreme Court must come to a decision the Ayodhya issue, but accused him of trying to obfuscate the topic through speaking about an ordinance. “The case is pending in SC and whatever it makes a decision must be adhered to and there is not any want for an ordinance....I hope that the RSS and Mohan Bhagwat have been looking at the PM as he rejected his personal celebration’s and RSS’s demand. We are satisfied that the PM mentioned that SC will come to a decision the issue. But he also tried to confuse folks that an ordinance will come, thereafter,” mentioned Randeep Surjewala, Congress spokesperson.
Alleging that Modi’s interview was once full of rhetoric and had no point out of flooring realities, Surjewala added that the PM must have focused as a substitute at the sufferings his unilateral selections like demonetisation and GST had brought about to other folks. Congress questioned Modi’s silence on financial institution frauds, black cash, failure to rein in terrorism and naxalism and farmers woes.
Congress also warned the PM that he must call for a joint parliamentary probe into Rafale temporarily. “Otherwise many secrets of the chowkidaar will be exposed,” Surjewala mentioned. Adding that the PM had lied about there being no allegations of personal corruption towards him, he mentioned, “In fact, the Rafale deal is handiest about allegations of personal corruption towards Modi.”
Congress also referred to the PM’s interview as “Modiji's monologue” that specialize in “I, Me, Mine, and Myself” while the rustic suffered at the hands of his “conceitedness” and “self-obsession”.
Senior Congress chief Anand Sharma also fastened an attack at the PM for making an attempt to “fool” other folks thru a “mounted interview”, bold him, as a substitute, to face Parliament and hang a press convention. “PM Modi didn't spare our other folks of his penchant for false promises, hole claims and propaganda even at the New Year day. The recurring peddler of untruths and lies has signalled a nasty narrative for the 2019 election marketing campaign....Having betrayed other folks, do not beg Lord Ram to save you. He didn't ask you to lie in the first place,” Sharma tweeted.
Congress also accused Modi of politicising the Indian military. “Let me remind you that PM Modi didn't acknowledge the historic contribution of Smt Indira Gandhi in the liberation of Bangladesh and the surrender of Pakistani army. The activity of guiding troops is very best left to our brave commanders,” Sharma mentioned.
The celebration mentioned it welcomed Modi’s statement that the Supreme Court must come to a decision the Ayodhya issue, but accused him of trying to obfuscate the topic through speaking about an ordinance. “The case is pending in SC and whatever it makes a decision must be adhered to and there is not any want for an ordinance....I hope that the RSS and Mohan Bhagwat have been looking at the PM as he rejected his personal celebration’s and RSS’s demand. We are satisfied that the PM mentioned that SC will come to a decision the issue. But he also tried to confuse folks that an ordinance will come, thereafter,” mentioned Randeep Surjewala, Congress spokesperson.
Alleging that Modi’s interview was once full of rhetoric and had no point out of flooring realities, Surjewala added that the PM must have focused as a substitute at the sufferings his unilateral selections like demonetisation and GST had brought about to other folks. Congress questioned Modi’s silence on financial institution frauds, black cash, failure to rein in terrorism and naxalism and farmers woes.
Congress also warned the PM that he must call for a joint parliamentary probe into Rafale temporarily. “Otherwise many secrets of the chowkidaar will be exposed,” Surjewala mentioned. Adding that the PM had lied about there being no allegations of personal corruption towards him, he mentioned, “In fact, the Rafale deal is handiest about allegations of personal corruption towards Modi.”
Congress also referred to the PM’s interview as “Modiji's monologue” that specialize in “I, Me, Mine, and Myself” while the rustic suffered at the hands of his “conceitedness” and “self-obsession”.
Summary of Modiji’s ‘Monologue’ Interview:- ‘I’, ‘Me’, ‘Mine’, ‘Myself’ Country is struggling your ‘I’s & ‘Lies’!
— Randeep Singh Surjewala (@rssurjewala) 1546351536000Senior Congress chief Anand Sharma also fastened an attack at the PM for making an attempt to “fool” other folks thru a “mounted interview”, bold him, as a substitute, to face Parliament and hang a press convention. “PM Modi didn't spare our other folks of his penchant for false promises, hole claims and propaganda even at the New Year day. The recurring peddler of untruths and lies has signalled a nasty narrative for the 2019 election marketing campaign....Having betrayed other folks, do not beg Lord Ram to save you. He didn't ask you to lie in the first place,” Sharma tweeted.
PM Modi didn't spare our other folks of his penchant for false promises, hole claims and propaganda even at the New Y… https://t.co/GOkSEbTb25
— Anand Sharma (@AnandSharmaINC) 1546350460000Congress also accused Modi of politicising the Indian military. “Let me remind you that PM Modi didn't acknowledge the historic contribution of Smt Indira Gandhi in the liberation of Bangladesh and the surrender of Pakistani army. The activity of guiding troops is very best left to our brave commanders,” Sharma mentioned.
Congress hits back, says PM Modi spoke of everything except 2014 promises
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