Achi news desk-
5 hours agoAuthor: Navneet Gurjar, National Editor, Dainik Bhaskar
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi openly responded in an interview to all the allegations made against him and his government by the opposition. The biggest allegation of the opposition is that the BJP and the Central Government together grabbed the election bonds and this was possible because of the ED and CBI raids.
In response, the Prime Minister said that after the raids, 37 percent of the money of the companies that bought electoral bonds went to the BJP and the remaining 63 percent went to the opposition political parties. Would ED and CBI have conducted raids to get more money from the opposition? As far as the issue of bringing in the electoral bonds policy is concerned, the Prime Minister said that perhaps the policies need to be improved, but from the electoral bonds it is clear where the money came from and where it came from . go? What is the harm in this? Having to speak, that’s why the opposition also says something. After all, if anything is logical then it can be understood. How can anyone answer such useless things?
Prime Minister Narendra Modi talked about many issues in the interview. This interview was released on Monday (April 16)
Taking a jibe at the Congress, the Prime Minister said that they are saying that as soon as our government comes to power, we will end poverty in one stroke. Those who ruled for so many years and could not do anything, talk about ending poverty at the same time, how is this possible? Word decoration should be maintained at least.
Well, this is an election battle. It will continue. These days Congress is giving more emphasis on South India. BJP is also trying to capture seats from South India. The reason is clear – apparently the Congress does not see much hope in North and Central India. BJP is giving more strength in the South because it doesn’t seem possible for the BJP alone to get 370 seats without the support of the South.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Kerala and Tamil Nadu on 15 April. He held public meetings in Palakkad and Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala. Voting is to take place here on April 19.
Although it seems to be a difficult area for both parties to get seats from the South, but if there is a wave in the elections, then good candidates lose and sometimes very weak candidates also win. However, this time the talk of Modi’s guarantee is on everyone’s lips. Just like earlier inflation or unemployment or any other issue was used to dominate the elections, similarly this time Modi’s guarantee is echoing in the election campaign.
However, when Modi himself was asked whether the candidates had become secondary to Modi’s guarantee or had they become irrelevant? So he said that every voter, every party worker and every candidate has importance in elections. Modi’s guarantee is only a small help to those candidates and workers.
