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Congress Leader Criticises Prime Minister for Political Attacks During Festivals
Reported by Kavya Rao (Senior Writer) · The Hindu - National ·
Congress party Vijayawada parliamentary constituency in-charge Bhargav Valluru criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for attacking the party instead of sharing government achievements and fulfilling promises. He stated that the Prime Minister chose to focus on political attacks and divisive speech even during Diwali, a time meant to build love and unity among citizens. Mr. Bhargav Valluru demanded answers on issues like vote theft allegations, Election Commission functioning, joblessness, farmers' problems, demonetisation, and GST burdens. He also asked the Central government to reply to claims that independent bodies like the CBI, ED, and Election Commission are used for political pressure against opposition parties.
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Festivals in India are frequently used by political figures to deliver public messages, which often turn into platforms for political debate. Opposition leaders routinely question the ruling administration on economic issues and the use of central institutions.
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