PM Narendra Modi speaking on the motion of thanks on the President’s address in the Rajya Sabha.
New Delhi: In Rajya Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a jibe at former Congress President Rahul Gandhi without taking his name. He said that the dignity of these people is such that they have converted their crown prince into a startup, neither it is being launched nor it is being lifted. Hearing this from PM Modi, laughter echoed in the House. Let us tell you that before this, PM Modi had also taken a dig at Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge. He said, ‘I express my special gratitude to Kharge ji. I was listening to them with great attention and enjoyment that day. The lack of entertainment that we were missing in the Lok Sabha was fulfilled by him.
‘Congress started creating a narrative to break the country’
PM Narendra Modi, while speaking on the motion of thanks on the President’s address in the Rajya Sabha, also targeted the Congress party. He said, ‘The Congress which had openly strangled democracy in its greed for power, the Congress which had dismissed democratically elected governments dozens of times overnight, the Congress which had violated the country’s constitution and the dignity of democracy. The Congress which had tried to lock the newspapers behind bars has now started creating a narrative of breaking the country. Now they are giving statements about dividing the country into North-South.
‘Congress has handed over the country’s land to its enemies’
PM Modi said that the Congress which left no stone unturned in dividing the country in the name of caste and language, the Congress which allowed terrorism and separatism to flourish in its own interest, the Congress which kept the North East in violence, isolation and backwardness. Pushed aside, Congress left Naxalism as a major challenge for the country. He said that Congress handed over a huge land of the country to the enemies. Earlier on Monday, PM Modi had addressed the Lok Sabha on the President’s address. He had also targeted Congress in the Lok Sabha. (IANS)
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