PM's political rule in final phase: RaGA
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Article outline
- What happened
- Official response
- The details
- The bottom line
Key points
- As sources indicate, Rahul Gandhi remarked, Narendra Modi ka siyasi ant ho chuka hai.
- This person additionally addressed the gathering, alleged that the Modi administration had "devastated the future of the youth" over the past 12 years.
- Rahul GandhiModi governmentCongress Working CommitteePM Modi successorpolitical situation IndiaCWC meetingeducation employment roadmap.
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As sources indicate, Rahul Gandhi remarked, "Narendra Modi ka siyasi ant ho chuka hai. Inka waqt khatam ho gaya hai. Modi ka shasan aakhiri daur mein hai. Inke uttaradhikari ki talash chal rahi hai. (Narendra Modi's political end has come. His time is over. Modi's rule is in its final phase. A search for his successor is underway.)".
As per sources, new Delhi: Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, during the Congress Working Committee (CWC) session on Wednesday, stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's political rule is in its "final phase" and maintained that a search for his successor is already underway. As sources indicate, Rahul Gandhi remarked, "Narendra Modi ka siyasi ant ho chuka hai. Inka waqt khatam ho gaya hai. Modi ka shasan aakhiri daur mein hai. Inke uttaradhikari ki talash chal rahi hai. (Narendra Modi's political end has come. His time is over. Modi's rule is in its final phase. Meanwhile, a search for his successor is underway.)": Congress stands with tribals staging 'satyagraha' against 'Ken-Betwa project', will pressure govt: Rahul Gandhi.
Rahul Gandhi additionally described the Modi administration as being "completely on the back foot" and pressed Congress leaders to adopt a more aggressive approach against the administration, sources stated. The remarks were created during the CWC gathering at the Congress headquarters, Indira Bhawan, in Delhi, where senior Congress leaders discussed the political situation in the country and the party's strategy on key problems. Live Events.
Meanwhile, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge. This person additionally addressed the gathering, alleged that the Modi administration had "devastated the future of the youth" over the past 12 years. He asserted that 94, 000 schools had shut down over recent years and called on a clear, comprehensive and time-bound "Education-to-Employment Roadmap" for young individuals. Kharge additionally raised questions over the capital, gold and other donations received by the Ram Mandir trust. He remarked residents had the right to know how the donations were being accounted for and applied, and called on any financial wrongdoing to be properly investigated and those responsible to be held accountable. In practice, the CWC session was attended by Kharge, Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, among other senior party leaders. Kharge remarked the CWC was gathering for the first time since the conclusion of the Parliament session and would discuss pressing problems concerning the country, including the future of youth, accountability over donations to the Ram Temple trust and reports of Chinese encroachment along India's borders. On the condition of India's youth, Kharge alleged that administration policies had pushed young residents into "a quagmire of profound despair". He remarked education and employment had been neglected against the backdrop of what he described as a "race of communal frenzy and revdi culture". Add Now!
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