Kerala Assembly elections | Prakash Karat defends LDF, says Narendra Modi is selling off nation cheap
The Hindu
Attacking Rahul Gandhi, the CPI(M) Polit Bureau member said the financial condition of the States ruled by the Congress was worse than Kerala’s
CPI(M) Polit Bureau member Prakash Karat here on Wednesday defended the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government against attacks from Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. Mr. Modi had accused the LDF government of betraying Kerala for a few pieces of gold, like Judas betrayed Jesus Christ for a few silver coins. “It’s ironical that Mr. Modi made such a false statement. The Modi government is busy selling off national assets. All major public sector undertakings are being privatised. Mr. Modi is selling off the country bit by bit,” said Mr. Karat.
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