Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday took an indirect swipe at the Opposition during his address at Delhi University’s Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), saying that the favourite thing of a group of people, including ‘ Naraz Fufa ’ (an upset uncle), is to oppose everything.
PM Modi arrived at the college to attend its centenary celebrations. He had last visited SRCC in 2013, when he was the chief minister of Gujarat.
“Those who governed the country for a long time had a particular style: wake up only when there is a fire, and dig a well only when there is a drought. I had spoken about changing this approach. “Their favourite thing is to oppose everything. They have only one dialogue: What is the need for this? This was an apparent dig at the Leader of Opposition (LoP) in Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, who has been trying to reach out to students through his campaign, ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’. “You may have heard my speech from the Red Fort. I gave a homoeopathic pill from the Red Fort – ‘Dimagi Naxal’. That is the nature of homoeopathy. And now the public is also seeing the true colours of those who are promoting this illness. “Peace has increased from Jammu and Kashmir to the Northeast. The back of Maoist terrorism and Naxalism has been broken. As soon as I gave this pill, all the mental Naxals started coming out. Taking aim at opponents, the Prime Minister described two kinds of people in the country. One type positively transforms the power of society into the power of the nation.
And after our government was formed in 2014, we demonstrated that change in practice. Earlier reporting noted: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday took a sharp dig at the opposition while contrasting the crises of 2013 with India’s present strength.
When we were building the world’s tallest statue, the “Fufa” said, “What is the need for this? When we started working on the high-speed train, the “Fufa” again said, What is the need for this? When you begin homoeopathic treatment, the disease initially gets worse, according to the principles of homoeopathy. Similarly, as soon as I gave the “Dimagi Naxal” homoeopathic pill, all the ‘Dimagi Naxals’ started coming out one after another. At a press conference later, Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar hit back at the prime minister’s speech, calling it a “PR campaign”. Earlier reporting noted: Referring to his last Independence Day address from the Red Fort on August 15, PM Modi said he had administered “homoeopathic pills” to critics by using the term “Dimagi Naxals. But the public is seeing their true colours,” he said. The other becomes a ” Naraaz Fufa ” (angry uncle) on every issue.
“ Main jaanta hoon, sach ki hunkkaar ke aage jhooth ki goonj tik nahi sakegi (I know that the echo of lies cannot stand before the roar of truth). Earlier reporting noted: “Homoeopathic treatment only aggravates the disease for a short time. The world that was once concerned about India’s policy paralysis is today talking about India’s policy dynamism.
