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Former Karnataka Chief Minister and BJP MP Basavaraj Bommai criticized Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi on Thursday, stating that the Congress leader has no moral right to comment on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Speaking to reporters in Gadag, Karnataka, Bommai accused Gandhi of attempting to link the actions of U.S. political figures to the domestic situation in India.
Bommai defended the economic performance of the current administration, citing a 7.8 percent growth rate as evidence of significant progress. He argued that opposition leaders are attempting to undermine India’s economic trajectory, which he claimed is outpacing that of other major global powers. He attributed this growth to the vision and implementation strategies of Prime Minister Modi, asserting that India is on track to become the world’s third-largest economy.
During his address, Bommai also criticized the Congress party’s historical record, specifically referencing the 1975 Emergency imposed during the tenure of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. He characterized the period as one lacking in people-centric policy and criticized the governance of that era.
In addition to national political issues, Bommai addressed concerns regarding the administration of Karnataka. He alleged irregularities within the Karnataka Public Service Commission (KPSC) and claimed that citizens are facing administrative difficulties regarding documentation, including e-khata and ration cards. Furthermore, he criticized the state’s police department, alleging that some officers are acting against the public interest. He called for a CBI investigation into the alleged scams and warned that the BJP would intensify protests if the state government does not take corrective action.
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