Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday launched a scathing attack on the Opposition alliance, calling it a "conclave of the corrupt" and a "coalition of compulsions". Addressing a meeting of 38 NDA allies in New Delhi, Modi said that the Opposition parties were united only by their desire to protect themselves from corruption investigations and to promote dynastic politics.
"The Opposition is not united by any ideology or vision for the country. They are only united by their desire to protect themselves from corruption investigations and to promote dynastic politics," Modi said. "They are a conclave of the corrupt," he added.
Modi also took aim at the Opposition parties' recent meeting in Bengaluru, which was attended by 26 parties. He said that the meeting was a "waste of time" and that the Opposition parties were only interested in "spreading negativity".
"The Opposition parties are only interested in spreading negativity and creating instability in the country. They are not interested in working for the welfare of the people," Modi said.
In contrast, Modi said that the NDA is a "coalition of contributions". He said that the NDA parties are united by their commitment to development and their desire to serve the people of India.
"The NDA is a coalition of contributions. Our parties have come together to work for the development of the country and to serve the people of India," Modi said. "We are committed to working together to build a strong and prosperous India," he added.
Modi's speech was seen as a clear attempt to boost the morale of the NDA ahead of the 2024 general elections. The Opposition parties have been gaining ground in recent months, and Modi's speech was an attempt to remind the public of the NDA's achievements in the past five years.
The Opposition parties have dismissed Modi's criticism, saying that he is only trying to divert attention from the government's failures. They have also accused Modi of being intolerant of dissent and of trying to suppress the Opposition.
The 2024 general elections are still two years away, but the battle lines are already being drawn. PM Modi's speech is a sign that the NDA is ready for the fight
In addition to the above, here are some more details about PM Modi's speech:
Modi said that the Opposition parties were only interested in power and that they did not care about the people of India.
He said that the Opposition parties were responsible for the country's problems and that they would only make things worse if they came to power.
Modi said that the NDA was the only party that could provide strong and stable leadership for India.
He said that the NDA was committed to development and that it would work tirelessly to improve the lives of the people of India.
Modi's speech was met with mixed reactions. Some people praised him for his strong words, while others criticized him for his divisive rhetoric. It remains to be seen how the speech will affect the political landscape in India.
