Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the opposition of playing “negative politics” and said that the entire country is now rooting for corruption, dynasty, and appeasement to “quit India.”
Modi made the remarks while addressing an event after laying the foundation stone for the redevelopment of 508 railway stations across the country via video conferencing.
He alleged that a section of the opposition is working on the principle that neither will they work nor let others work. He cited the examples of the modern Parliament building and the National War Memorial, both of which were opposed by the opposition.
Modi also accused the opposition of playing “negative politics” by opposing the Statue of Unity, the world’s tallest statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
He said that the focus of the entire world is now on India and that India’s prestige on a global scale has increased. He attributed this to the election of a full majority government after almost three decades and the government’s focus on development.
Modi said that the redevelopment of 508 railway stations is a part of the Amrit Kaal, or the 75th year of India’s independence, and that it will provide modern passenger amenities and ensure well-designed traffic circulation.
The redevelopment will cost Rs 24,470 crore and will be completed by 2025.
In conclusion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the opposition of playing “negative politics” and said that the entire country is now rooting for corruption, dynasty, and appeasement to “quit India.” He also spoke about the redevelopment of 508 railway stations as part of the Amrit Kaal.
