PM Modi’s rally in Puducherry attracts supports for NDA, highlighting blunders of previous Congress government

On Tuesday, during an election rally in Puducherry, ahead of the state assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stressed that the previous government, which was led by senior Congress leader V Narayanasamy, was a complete disaster. To back his statement, the national leader reminded his audience how the former chief minister had to resign last month as his government failed the floor test, following a series of resignations submitted by his MLAs. 

During the rally, the country head was accompanied by AINRC founder and former chief minister N Rangasamy, and AIADMK and BJP leaders. He highlighted how committed National Democratic Alliance (NDA) was towards the growth and development of the Union Territory while drawing parallels with the previous Congress-led coalition government. He added that he could see a “huge wave” of support favoring NDA in the poll-bound states including  Assam, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and the union territory. Puducherry would be holding single-phase elections on April 6.

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“In the long list of non-performing Congress governments over the years, the previous Puducherry government has a special place. The high command government, Delhi high command government of Puducherry failed on all fronts,” he said. Modi accused the Narayanasamy-led government of rampant loot and emphasized how the previous government failed to achieve the set targets in all sectors including education, development, industrial growth, employment, uplifting SC/ST communities, etc. He said, “There was loot and only loot.”

The country’s premier also took a shot at Narayansamy emphasizing the fact that the senior Congress leader was not even allowed to contest the current polls. He said that despite Narayansamy‘s “reasonably long experience in politics,” the senior Congress leader was not given the ticket and this was what made the current elections ‘unique’. He added, “So many years of loyalty, lifting slippers of leader, doing the wrong translation to impress his leader (Rahul Gandhi)– still no ticket– this clearly shows how much of a disaster his government has turned out to be”