The Karnataka government is facing a financial crisis. National Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge scolded party leaders for this. After this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has also cornered the Congress. Prime Minister Modi said that instead of development, the Congress Party in Karnataka is busy with internal party politics and looting, and not only that, they are also going to withdraw the existing plans. Not only this, but they are also going to retire existing systems.
Prime Minister Modi said in a post on X that people of the country should be alert against the Congress-sponsored culture of false promises. We recently saw how the people of Haryana rejected their lies and preferred a stable, progress-oriented and action-driven government. Across India there is a growing awareness that voting for Congress means voting for lack of governance, a bad economy and unprecedented looting. The people of India want development and progress, not the same old false promises of Congress.
Prime Minister Modi said that in Himachal Pradesh government employees are not receiving their salaries on time, in Telangana farmers are waiting for the promised relaxation, earlier in Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan they (Congress) had promised to give some subsidies, which were not implemented . five years. There are many examples of how Congress works.
‘The pace of development is worse in Himachal, Karnataka and Telangana’
He said there are Congress governments in Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka and Telangana, where the pace of development and financial health are going from bad to worse. Their supposed guarantee remains incomplete, which constitutes a terrible betrayal of the people of these States. The victims of this policy are the poor, the youth, farmers and women, who do not reap the benefits of these promises. The Congress Party is realizing that it is easy to make false promises, but difficult or impossible to implement them properly. Campaign after campaign they make promises to the people that they will never be able to keep. Now they have been seriously exposed to the people.
What did Congress president Kharge say?
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge had asked his party leaders to promise as many guarantees as they could. Otherwise the government will go bankrupt. Kharge was discussing the Congress manifesto promises in the election campaign. He said you had promised five guarantees in the state (Karnataka). Seeing you, we have promised 5 guarantees in Maharashtra. Today you said you would void a warranty. It seems that you don’t read newspapers, but I read newspapers, that’s why I’m telling you. We are working to replicate your (Karnataka) government’s programs in Maharashtra. I told them (Maharashtra Congress leaders) not to promise five, six, seven or eight guarantees. Instead, make promises that fit your budget.
