From Bengal Challenge Accepted : ‘Congress Unlikely to Secure Over 40 Seats’ Says Modi

News Desk, Kolkata :  In a spirited response to the President’s budget speech in the Rajya Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who recently expressed confidence in winning over 370 seats in the Lok Sabha elections, addressed a range of critical issues. Here’s a detailed breakdown of his statements :

1. Job Security:

PM Modi emphasized his commitment to all forms of conservation and expressed concern about job security. He conveyed a clear message that protecting jobs, especially in the context of government positions, was essential.

2. Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir:

Modi highlighted the BJP’s success in securing rights for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Jammu and Kashmir after the abrogation of Article 370. He questioned Congress’s stance on the matter and linked it to their historical opposition to the upliftment of marginalized communities.

3. Caste-based Politics :

Addressing the contemporary discourse on caste issues, Modi questioned Congress’s track record as the primary opposition to Dalits, Adivasis, and socially disadvantaged groups. He invoked the legacy of B. R. Ambedkar, asking whether SC/STs truly gained protection under Congress rule.

4. Post-Independence Policies :

Modi scrutinized Congress for not steering the nation away from the colonial-era Indian Penal Code and maintaining English legal practices. He questioned their reluctance to change the path of Rajpath and their lack of enthusiasm for promoting education in Indian languages.

5. Corruption and Governance :

The Prime Minister highlighted widespread discontent with corruption in government offices and stressed the need for better governance. He hinted at alleged malpractices within government establishments, indicating a broader concern for ethical conduct.

6. Economic Policies :

Modi critiqued the economic policies of the previous UPA government, pointing out a slowdown in economic growth and rising inflation during their tenure. He emphasized the importance of sustainable economic development.

7. Congress’s Accountability :

The PM challenged Congress’s lack of guarantees for their policies and leaders, contrasting it with the confidence he instills in his governance. He accused Congress of enjoying the fruits of Modi’s efforts while failing to secure their own political future.

8. Outdated Congress Ideology :

Modi lamented the outdated ideology of Congress and accused them of outsourcing their thinking. He expressed sorrow over the downfall of Congress and its reliance on external sources for policy formulations.

9. Electoral Challenge in West Bengal :

Pointing towards West Bengal, Modi threw a challenge at Congress, stating that they wouldn’t be able to secure more than 40 seats. He urged them to focus on safeguarding the 40 seats they currently hold.

10. People’s Voice:

Modi asserted that the people of the country have spoken through the ballot, implying that Congress cannot resist the voice of the masses.

11. Acknowledgment to Opposition:

Interestingly, Modi thanked Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge for his absence in the Lok Sabha, providing entertainment value by stating that the absence of two special commandos—Sonia and Rahul Gandhi—was noticed.

In a compelling narrative, Prime Minister Modi painted a picture of a resilient government overcoming historical challenges, transforming policies, and ushering in a new era of governance. His sharp critique of Congress, coupled with a forward-looking vision, portrayed him as a leader committed to progress and development. The speech touched on issues resonating with the masses, from job security to economic growth, making it a comprehensive address that captured the attention of the nation.

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