Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his recent remarks about observing individuals in Varanasi lying on the road after consuming alcohol. Modi's rebuke came during a public address in his parliamentary constituency, where he denounced Gandhi's comments, asserting that those who have lost their rationality are unjustly labeling the residents of his beloved Kashi as drunkards.
In a pointed statement, PM Modi refrained from explicitly mentioning Rahul Gandhi but referred to him as the 'Yuvraj' of Congress's 'Shahi Parivar', accusing him of insulting the people of Varanasi on their native soil. Expressing disdain, Modi questioned the propriety of such language, condemning what he perceives as two decades of continuous abuse directed at him by Congress leaders, now seemingly redirected towards the youth of Uttar Pradesh.
PM Modi expressed deep-seated resentment over what he perceives as an affront towards the youth of Uttar Pradesh by the INDIA bloc, vowing never to forget this perceived insult. He painted a portrait of the INDIA bloc as deeply entrenched in familial politics and harboring apprehensions about the burgeoning talent of the state's youth. Furthermore, Modi attributed the discomfort of the INDIA bloc leaders to their purported aversion to the evolving landscapes of Kashi and Ayodhya.
In a scathing critique of the Congress party, PM Modi highlighted the historical neglect of Uttar Pradesh in terms of development, attributing it to entrenched practices of dynastic politics, corruption, and appeasement.
Modi also lambasted the INDIA bloc, highlighting their opportunistic alliances during elections only to disband post-election defeat, indulging in mutual recriminations.
Expressing optimism about the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections, PM Modi exuded confidence in the NDA's prospects, asserting that the prevailing sentiment across the nation is in favor of his leadership, guaranteeing a sweep of all seats in Uttar Pradesh.
Looking ahead, PM Modi emphasized that his anticipated third term in office would be marked by intensified efforts, underscoring his unwavering commitment to serving the nation's interests.
