Congress parliamentary party chairperson Sonia Gandhi has commented that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not changed even after the election.
He said, it seems that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not changed even after the election. Talking about agreement, teaching consensus, but walking on the path of conflict. At least he has learned something from the election, he could not keep even the slightest sign these days.
Sonia Gandhi said these things in an opinionated article published on Saturday in The Hindu, an English daily published in Tamil Nadu, South India.
Criticizing the conduct of Modi and his government, he said, “This election is a personal, political and moral defeat for the man who claimed to be equal to God during the campaign. The divisive policies and politics of hatred he pursued, the people of the country gave a verdict against him. But he is explaining that he will continue the way he has been going for so long.
Sonia wrote in the article that the Prime Minister’s envoys were directly told that the Congress was ready to support the government. Only the person nominated by the government will be accepted for the post of Speaker. But the government should follow the tradition and leave the post of Deputy Speaker to the opposition. But the government did not accept this fair demand.
After strongly criticizing the Modi government, Sonia wrote that the opposition alliance ‘India’ does not want conflict. Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has made it clear that the opposition wants cooperation. Other alliance leaders also said they want parliament to play an effective role and the meeting to be conducted impartially.
