Congress manifesto
The Congress manifesto was sharply criticized by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who compared it to the policies of the Left and Muslim League.
“It appears the Congress has lost sight of national development,” said Modi, who was speaking at his second election rally in Saharanpur for the BJP candidate and the RLD candidate in Kairana. “The Congress was once hailed as India’s largest party with leadership spread across the nation.” The recently released Congress manifesto is visionless, thinking along the lines of the Left and the Muslim League. It appears that the Congress has vanished into thin air, incapable of advancing the country.
Modi, on the other hand, highlighted his unwavering dedication to the advancement of the country. “My deeds speak louder than words; I strive for advancement by 2047, working nonstop and without mercy. Your dream is Modi’s vow, and this is his new catchphrase.
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With his attention now focused on corruption, Modi declared, “I am committed to eradicating corruption today for the benefit of your children’s future.” The chances of our youth are harmed by corruption, which is a serious threat to our country. Corrupt elements try to frighten me, but I am determined to fight for your children’s better future.
Congress manifesto: Our goal is to root out corruption from its foundation. Those special interests, though, are trying to protect the dishonest. But rest assured, Modi won’t falter. I promise that the war on corruption will not end.
Modi emphasized that the strength of 1.4 billion Indians is the reason behind India’s rise to prominence in the world economy. “BJP adheres to ‘Rastraniti,’ or national policy, rather than ‘Rajniti,’ or politics,” he continued.
Speaking on social programs, Modi emphasized, saying, “The BJP’s purpose is to provide for the underprivileged; it is not just a campaign pledge. The BJP has achieved in ten years what the Congress could not over several decades.