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The Congress party has launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, marking the completion of 100 days of his third term in office. The party has characterized Modi as a “weak” prime minister who is heavily reliant on crutches and has set new records for U-turns. This critical assessment comes from Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate, who claims that the past 100 days have been a heavy burden on India's farmers, youth, women, infrastructure, Railways, and overall peace.
Shrinate further emphasizes that these 100 days have exposed a lack of solutions and vision in Modi's leadership for tackling the nation's challenges. She alleges that Modi's tendency to avoid issues and evade challenges continues to persist, highlighting his 'habit' of turning a blind eye to critical matters. These accusations are delivered at a press conference held at the AICC headquarters, underlining the Congress's intent to publicly criticize Modi's leadership and its perceived failures.
The Congress's critique of Modi's performance is likely to intensify the political discourse in India. This escalation of criticism, particularly coming from a major opposition party, may further polarize public opinion and shape the political landscape leading up to future elections. The Congress's claims of a 'weak' and 'U-turn' prone leader are likely to be met with strong rebuttals from the ruling party, further intensifying the debate around Modi's governance.
Source: 100 days of Modi 3.0: Congress slams PM as 'weak', says running 'U-turn' govt