PM Modi Slams Congress for ‘Malicious Lies’ and ‘Rotten Ecosystem’
New Delhi, India – Prime Minister Narendra Modi has launched a scathing attack on the Congress party, accusing it of relying on “rotten ecosystems” and “malicious lies” to cover up its past misdeeds. His remarks came during a public address, where he criticized the opposition party for what he described as a history of corruption and deceit.
PM Modi said, “Congress is gravely mistaken if it thinks its rotten ecosystem and malicious lies can hide its misdeeds from the people. The nation is no longer blind to their actions.” He emphasized that India’s citizens are now more aware and will hold the Congress accountable for its alleged failures during its decades-long rule.
The Prime Minister’s comments are seen as part of his party’s broader offensive against the Congress in the lead-up to upcoming elections. BJP leaders have repeatedly targeted Congress over issues such as alleged corruption, economic mismanagement, and lack of development during its tenure.
Congress leaders have yet to respond directly to PM Modi’s remarks. However, in recent weeks, the opposition party has been vocal in criticizing the BJP government on issues like inflation, unemployment, and alleged misuse of central agencies.
As political tensions rise, both parties continue to trade barbs, intensifying the pre-election atmosphere across the country.