PM Modi Targets Opposition in Final Parliament Speech Before Elections

In a comprehensive attack, Modi accuses Congress of corruption and inefficiency, while expressing confidence in a third term victory.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his final speech in Parliament before the general election, launched a comprehensive attack on the opposition, particularly targeting the Congress party for corruption and inefficiency.
Modi accused opposition parties of opposing actions taken against corruption by central agencies, highlighting the significant increase in cases registered and properties confiscated under his administration compared to the Congress era.
The Prime Minister expressed confidence in winning a third consecutive term, promising that the Indian economy would become the third largest in the world during his next term.
Modi criticized former Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru for his policies, particularly blaming him for the situation in Jammu and Kashmir and questioning his faith in the Indian people's potential.
The BJP counts the situation in Jammu and Kashmir following the scrapping of its special status as one of its major achievements, with Modi highlighting improvements in tourism and international recognition.