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New Delhi, 2 November (HS). Bharatiya Janata Party on Saturday targeted the Congress party and said that the Congress has never been able to fulfill any of its promises. Whenever the Congress Party comes to power in a state, it brings economic challenges for that state and the country.
In a press conference held at the BJP headquarters on Saturday, MP Sudhanshu Trivedi said that the economic situation in the states where the Congress government is in power has deteriorated. In Himachal Pradesh, they do not even have enough money to pay their salaries properly. Similar situation exists in Karnataka. This shows that whenever Congress comes to power, it is never able to fulfill what was said. Despite this, it is a matter of regret that there are some people whose minds are so empty that when they come to power, they empty the treasury but do not provide the desired system to the public. Similar are the Congress party and opposition parties.
Sudhanshu said that what has come out of the mouth of the National President of the Congress Party has shown that if power should become wealth and prosperity for the people, then when it comes into their hands, it becomes a disaster.
Apart from this, there are many evidences of how we are moving forward for the welfare of the people under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
He said that tax on luxurious items and providing free food grains to the needy people… This idea of Modi is inspired by the ideals of Lord Ram, for whom it has been written, “Mani-Manik Mahenge Kiye, Sahje Trin, Jal, Naaz. Tulsi Soi Know, Ram Garib Nawaz.
Today, under the leadership of Modi, India is moving rapidly on the path of development.
Sudhanshu said that Prime Minister Modi has said that he will neither eat nor allow anyone to eat. Due to this, the pain in the heart of Congress would have increased so much that ever since Modi has come, their food has become difficult.
When Rajiv Gandhi used to say that if I send one rupee, only 15 paise reaches the public… 85 paise goes missing in between. Therefore, the hesitation of Congress can now be understood.
