Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a stinging assault on Opposition parties and said that “hardcore corrupts” are convening in Bengaluru today as the massive opposition convention is now taking place there. Modi is using video conferencing to officially open the New Integrated Terminal Building at Veer Savarkar International Airport in Port Blair.
Prime Minister Modi poked fun at the opposition unity gatherings by saying, “Today, the country’s people have already voted to bring us back in 2024. The 26 opposition parties that would attend today’s gathering in Bengaluru are hence the ones who have opened their stores. “24 ke liye 26 hone waale rajnaitik dalon par ye bada fit baith’ta hai,” the statement reads.
He said that the violence during the West Bengal Panchayat Elections was not discussed by the opposition. “They are singing a different tune, but the situation is different. The goods is from someone else, despite the label that reads “something else.” At their businesses, casteism’s venom and extreme corruption are a given. They are now in Bengaluru,” he added.
Additionally, Modi said that for dynastic political groups, “it is family first, nation nothing.” “In a democracy, decisions are made by, for, and on behalf of the people. On the other hand, dynastic political parties are run by, for, and of the family. Before country comes family. This is their catchphrase. There is prejudice, corruption, and political appeasement. The dynastic political fire is harming the nation. He remarked, “For them, only the development of their family matters, not the growth of the nation’s impoverished.
He said that the “meeting” accords “respect” to those who are on bail while being charged with corruption. “Another unique feature of this gathering is the respect shown to those who have been granted bail in connection with corruption involving crores of rupees. They are more revered if the whole family is free on bail…He said, “If someone insults a community and is judged by the court, he is honored.
Today in Bengaluru, top leaders from 26 opposition parties will convene for the second such meeting. To generate unity before the Lok Sabha elections in 2024, they want to develop a single structure, a seat-sharing mechanism, and an official name for the anti-BJP alliance.
