Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a frontal attack on the Congress on Thursday, calling the opposition party a parasite and accusing it of damaging India’s international standing by criticising the country on foreign platforms.
“When the entire world is in search of a new order, some people are dreaming of disorder in India . These people go abroad and defame India.
Addressing the NDTV World Summit, Modi also called for reforms in global institutions, including the United Nations , to reflect changing geopolitical and economic realities, argued that the emerging world order must give the Global South greater representation, and said the global balance of power had changed significantly since World War II but the mechanisms governing international decision-making had failed to keep pace. They ask foreigners to intervene,” he said. Today, when there is so much disorder in the world, a strong picture of India should be presented to the world, but these people are interested only in ruining the reputation of the country.
The dimagi Naxals (intellectual Naxals) have taken over the Congress’s brain and hence it has lost the ability to think. “I don’t know how long the Congress will continue to put the country at stake for the launch of its failed product. Sriharikota does not see as many launches as the Congress tries, unsuccessfully, to launch its leader in a year. The party can do what it wants to ruin itself; we have no issue with that. But to save one family from the stain of failure, the Congress is now putting India’s achievements, India’s greatness and its development at stake,” he added. He also questioned the Congress’s leadership and electoral prospects, arguing that the party’s approach was undermining legitimate criticism of the government by allowing political rhetoric to overshadow substantive policy debates. “The Congress has become that parasite that does not want to let anyone succeed. The people who used to wreak havoc in the jungles have entered the Congress and are trying to destroy the country,” he added. “The voices of those who want to oppose the government in a democratic manner are being suppressed… And second, what is India’s role in this changing world”.
We have seen in Parliament how talented young MPs in the Opposition want to speak and criticise the government, but the Congress does not let the House run so that others do not get a chance. Because the Congress wants to keep only one person in the limelight,” he said.
He said the Congress was hurting even other opponents of the government. Earlier reporting noted: PM Modi says United Nation’s limitations ‘clearly visible’ amid changing world order Prime Minister Narendra Modi has described the current global situation as a “world between orders,” saying the limitations of the United Nations and the global institutions are increasingly visible in the face of today’s complex challenges. Earlier reporting noted: Describing the current global situation as a “world between orders,” PM Modi said, “We have to understand two things: First, why is the world’s order changing, and why is the old global order unable to provide solutions to today’s challenges?
Earlier reporting noted: Addressing the NDTV World Summit on Thursday evening, the Prime Minister called for stronger institutions, a greater voice for the Global South and international cooperation, stressing that global decision-making must evolve with changing realities.
