PM Modi Responds to Opposition, Cites ‘East India Company and PFI’
PM Modi poked fun at the opposition alliance India, claiming that people cannot be misled by merely using the country’s name, citing hateful names like East India Company and Popular Front of India.
According to sources quoting Modi, in his speech to the BJP parliamentary party, he claimed that the opposition is angry and disappointed and that their actions demonstrate that they have decided to stay in the opposition.
Insisting that India will overtake the United States as the third-largest economy during his government’s next term, he expressed confidence that the BJP will win the popular vote and take office after the 2024 elections.
According to sources, when opposition parties began uniting under the banner of their “INDIA,” Modi retaliated by saying that this was merely an effort to mislead the public.
To illustrate the point that simply including the term “India” in their nomenclature does not change anything, he used the names of a number of organizations.
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More about INDIA: Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance
Formerly known as the United Progressive Alliance (UPA), the INDIA Alliance is a new political alliance made up of 26 opposition parties, including the Indian National Congress and the Trinamool Congress (TMC). Mamata Banerjee, the chief minister of West Bengal, made the suggestion for the new name on Tuesday, July 18 at a gathering of the opposition in Bengaluru. The coalition seeks to create a framework and a shared agenda to take on the BJP in the upcoming elections.
