PM Modi Criticizes Opposition Over Caste, Dynasty Politics, and Governance in Parliament Speech

In a wide-ranging address, Modi defended his government's achievements, attacked Congress on caste census and dynasty politics, and responded to criticisms of President Murmu's address.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of exploiting caste issues for political gain while highlighting his government's efforts to empower marginalized communities, including granting constitutional status to the OBC Commission.
Modi criticized the Gandhi family for dynasty politics, contrasting their record with his administration's focus on inclusive welfare and national development under the vision of 'Viksit Bharat' (Developed India).
Responding to remarks made by Congress leaders about President Droupadi Murmu, Modi condemned the comments as disrespectful and emphasized the significance of having a woman president from a marginalized background.
The Prime Minister highlighted his government's economic reforms, including raising the income tax exemption limit to ₹12 lakh, and claimed significant progress in poverty alleviation, with 25 crore people lifted out of poverty under BJP rule.
Modi also targeted opposition parties for their alleged failure to deliver on promises, referencing their governance shortcomings, and accused some leaders of using divisive rhetoric that undermines national unity and constitutional values.