New Delhi, March 31 (ANI): Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the Congress government at a rally in Meerut, stating that India is still facing repercussions from the actions of the previous administration. He highlighted the controversial handover of the strategically significant island of Katchatheevu to Sri Lanka by Congress, emphasizing the negative impact on national security. PM Modi vowed to continue the fight against corruption, affirming that those who have exploited the nation will be held accountable. He also revealed plans for the government’s third term, focusing on development and eradicating poverty. The Prime Minister underscored the progress made in infrastructure, opportunities for youth, and empowerment initiatives for the poor. With the upcoming elections, PM Modi assured a relentless pursuit of progress to make India the world’s third-largest economic power, promising a brighter future for the nation. The election for 543 Lok Sabha seats will commence in seven phases starting April 19.
PM Modi Slams Congress Over Katchatheevu Island Deal at Uttar Pradesh Rally, India
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