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INDIA leaders are nepotistic, living only for their families: PM Modi

INDIA leaders are nepotistic, living only for their families: PM Modi

The Hindu
Tuesday, March 05, 2024 03:17:40 PM UTC

“These leaders only live for their families while Modi toils hard for every family of the country,” Mr. Modi said.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly criticised the Indian National Developmental, Inclusive Alliance (INDIA), asserting that its nepotistic leaders intensified their attacks on him due to their inability to counter his government’s policies, accomplishments, and dedication.

Addressing a public meeting in Odisha’s Jajpur district on Tuesday, Mr. Modi said, “Corrupt leaders of INDI alliance do not like the developments undertaken in the country. These dynasts do not have any answer to our commitments, achievements, policies and dedication. INDI alliance has, now, stepped its attack on Modi.”

“We are implementing a free-ration programme for the poorer section of society. This is the reason why we continue to get blessings of people. We have extended the scheme by another five years. We are also executing Har Ghar Jal Yojna to make provision for tap water supply to every rural household. I am also working on making three crore lakh-pati didis (women self help group leaders),” the Prime Minister said.

“Now, corrupt INDI Alliance leaders are saying Modi does not have any family and they want to oust Modi. INDI Alliance nepotistic leaders say that it is an ideological fight against me. The ideology of INDI Alliance leaders is family first while Modi’s ideology is nation first. These leaders only live for their families while Modi toils hard for every family of the country,” Mr. Modi said.

“These dynasts work for future of their sons, daughters, grandsons, brothers and nephews. The INDI Alliance has been formed to achieve this goal only while Modi is busy to better the future of crores of sons and daughters of the country,” he said.

“The objective of INDI alliance is only one — oust Modi. But, Modi’s aim is to make Bharat the third largest economy in the world and make the country developed. They have built palaces for their children whereas Modi has built concrete houses for poorest of poor,” the Prime Minister maintained.

“Nepotistic leaders have used power to get rid of their own poverty. But during administration of Modi, 25 crore families have elevated themselves from poverty. This is why I call mera bharat mera pariwar (my country, my family). These statements are disturbing family-centric leaders. Since yesterday, every farmer, son and daughter have been resonating this, calling them part of Modi’s family,” he said

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