PM Modi targeted Congress and Rahul Gandhi.
New Delhi:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has targeted the INDIA alliance of Congress and opposition parties regarding the Lok Sabha Elections 2024. PM Modi also gave big advice to Congress for failing to fulfill the promises made to the public. He said that political leaders need to take responsibility for the statements made in front of the people. He said, “We should remember that in our country there is a tradition of 'life may die but words should not die'.”
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In a special interview given to news agency ANI, PM Modi said, “I feel that political leadership is becoming suspicious. In such a situation, we should remember that in our country there is a tradition of 'life may go but words may not go'. That is, Even if you lose your life, your promise should not remain unfulfilled. I believe that politicians need to take responsibility for their promises.
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Why is Congress with those who oppose Sanatan? Has Congress left its original character? PM Modi in an interview with ANI. #PMModiInterview , #LoksabhaElection2024 , #PMModi , #NarendraModi , #Congresspic.twitter.com/G4b0ajnego
— NDTV India (@ndtvindia) April 15, 2024
Modi said, “What I say is my responsibility. I have also guaranteed it. I take up the issue of Article 370. This has been the commitment of our party. I showed courage and removed Article 370. Today Jammu and Kashmir 's fortune has changed.
PM Modi said, “As far as guarantee is concerned… I feel that politicians are not true to their words. They say whatever they want for their own benefit. But they have nothing to do. As a leader Old videos are circulating on social media in which one of his statements is so contradictory to the other that people watch it together and say… I have just heard a speech by a politician. Had said- 'I will remove poverty in one stroke.' But they have no vision to do this.”
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PM Modi said, “I will never say that I have done everything. Of course, many things have been done. Still, I still have a lot to do. Because I see how much my country needs. It is the dream of every family. “That's what I want to achieve. That's why I want to do more.”
During the interview, the Prime Minister appealed to the first time voters to consider the future of the country for the next 25 years and then cast their vote.
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