New Delhi:
In an exclusive interview with ANI, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sharply chastised opposition parties, charging them with deploying abusive techniques as a means of venting their dissatisfaction. After 24 years of nonstop assault, he claimed to be “gaali-proof.”
“The opposition feels that they are entitled to mistreat,” Modi said. “I’ve been abused nonstop for 24 years; I’ve developed immunity. And who called me ‘gandi naali ka keeda’ and’maut ka saudaagar’? Our group tallied one hundred and one abuses. The opposition believes they can only win by abusing, whether or not there is an election, and this is in their character,” he stated. Modi was the Chief Minister of Gujarat prior to taking office as Prime Minister in 2014.
Additionally, PM Modi refuted claims made by opposition leaders that the government abuses investigative institutions to stifle dissent. He underlined the zero-tolerance stance his administration takes against corruption.
“Ask for evidence from those claiming these things. I’ll use this trash to make manure and utilize it for the good of the nation. During Manmohan Singh’s tenure, ₹34 lakhs were confiscated. The ED has taken ₹2,200 crores in seizures in the past ten years. People who retrieve ₹2,200 crores for the nation ought to be honored rather than mistreated. The people protesting are the ones whose money has been taken. It demonstrates that crooked individuals would rebel when exposed,” declared Modi. “A Sarpanch can sign checks today, but the Prime Minister cannot,” he continued. Officers have been told by my administration that there will be zeroAdditionally, PM Modi refuted claims made by opposition leaders that the government abuses investigative institutions to stifle dissent. He underlined the zero-tolerance stance his administration takes against corruption.
“Ask for evidence from those claiming these things. I’ll use this trash to make manure and utilize it for the good of the nation. During Manmohan Singh’s tenure, ₹34 lakhs were confiscated. The ED has taken ₹2,200 crores in seizures in the past ten years. People who retrieve ₹2,200 crores for the nation ought to be honored rather than mistreated. The people protesting are the ones whose money has been taken. It demonstrates that crooked individuals would rebel when exposed,” declared Modi. “A Sarpanch can sign checks today, but the Prime Minister cannot,” he continued. Officers have been told by my administration that there will be zero tolerance towards corruption.”
The Prime Minister urged the opposition to provide proof for their allegations of interference with central probe agencies. He maintained that the government does not interfere with these agencies’ work.
Addressing Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s claim that Modi decides who goes to jail, the Prime Minister responded, “It would be better if these people read the Constitution and the laws of our country. I do not need to respond to baseless allegations.”
