Hardcore corruption convention’: PM Modi takes a jibe at Opposition meet in Bengaluru

 Today, people of the country have already decided to bring our government back in 2024. Even then, people who are responsible for the poor plight of India have set up their own shops," PM Modi saidPrime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday launched a scathing attack on the Opposition, calling the ongoing meeting of Opposition leaders in Bengaluru a “hardcore corruption convention”.

Today, people of the country have already decided to bring our government back in 2024. Even then, people who are responsible for the poor plight of India have set up their own shops," PM Modi saidPrime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday launched a scathing attack on the Opposition, calling the ongoing meeting of Opposition leaders in Bengaluru a “hardcore corruption convention”.

Modi claimed that tourist inflows to Andaman and Nicobar Islands have doubled since 2014 and will increase multiple times in the coming years due to the development of infrastructure in the archipelago. We brought submarine optical cable fibre to the islands and built a medical college in Port Blair.

“Our government allotted Rs 48,000 crore for the development of the archipelago in the last nine years. This is double of what was spent by the previous government,” he said.

Reciting a poem in Awadhi, Modi said, “They (the Opposition) are singing some other song, but the reality is something else. A label of something else has been put up but the product is something else. This is the truth of their shop. There is a guarantee of two products at their shop. One, they sell the poison of casteism. Two, they do limitless corruption… Their product is – a guaranteed scam of 20 lakh crore rupees.”