PM Modi Criticizes Congress for Chaos and Uncertainty in Politics
PM Narendra Modi: Congress spread chaos, its parasitic politics won’t work

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During a public meeting in Surat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress party of creating chaos and uncertainty, particularly in states under its rule. He highlighted recent electoral successes for the BJP and emphasized India's need for energy self-reliance amid global crises.
- 01Modi claimed Congress has spread chaos for 12 years, leading to public dissatisfaction.
- 02He pointed to the BJP's electoral victories in West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry as evidence of public support.
- 03The Prime Minister noted Congress's poor performance in local elections in Himachal Pradesh and Haryana.
- 04Modi criticized Congress's leadership change in Karnataka as a sign of public discontent.
- 05He stressed the importance of energy self-reliance amid global supply chain disruptions.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking at a public meeting in Surat, criticized the Congress party for fostering chaos and uncertainty in states it governs, particularly referencing the recent leadership change in Karnataka. He claimed that dissatisfaction among the public is evident, as the BJP has secured significant electoral victories in states like West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry, while Congress has faced defeats in local elections in Himachal Pradesh and Haryana. Modi emphasized that the people are rejecting Congress's 'parasitic politics' and expressed confidence in the BJP's mandate. He also addressed the ongoing global crises, including the energy crisis exacerbated by conflicts in West Asia, highlighting India's efforts to enhance energy self-reliance since 2014. Modi asserted that India is navigating these challenges with resilience, thanks to the collective efforts of its citizens, and remains committed to overcoming these difficulties together.
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The criticism of Congress by PM Modi may influence public perception and upcoming elections in states governed by Congress, potentially affecting political dynamics.
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