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On this 79th Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the country from the Red Fort, in which he discussed the achievements of national security, self -reliance and development. But the opposition criticized the government on all the issues on this occasion.
Akhilesh Yadav (Samajwadi Party)
Comments on RSS and BJP:
Akhilesh Yadav said “The path of the RSS family is neither secular nor socialist”, reminded BJP of secular and socialist values.
He alleged that the BJP left the promises from which India could move forward.
Congress party
Mallikarjun kharge’s response:
The Congress repeated the constitution, freedom fighters and equal rights at its new headquarters.
The Congress expressed pride in the achievements of industry, education, space technology, but –
Challenges:
Concern over unemployment, weak infrastructure and political misuse of constitutional institutions (ED, IT, CBI).
Questions on the disturbances in the voter list, lack of transparency and the role of Election Commission.
Criticism over the decline in India’s global credit, foreign policy and non-aligned thinking.
Kharge also appreciated the Supreme Court, by which the voter list became public.
He encouraged the workers to report on the new website for investigating the local voter list.
Announcement of “Vote Rights Yatra”:
Rahul Gandhi announced to start the franchise from Sasaram in Bihar from 17 August.
Essence of rhetoric
On this Independence Day, on the one hand, the Modi government emphasized development, security and self -reliance, while the opposition raised serious questions on governance, democracy and electoral honesty – it is becoming more spicy, moving towards the 100th freedom year of India.