BJP Chief Nitin Nabin Defends PM Modi Amid Opposition Criticism
Nitin Nabin says opposition is angry despite progress in poverty reduction
BJP chief Nitin Nabin defended Prime Minister Narendra Modi against opposition criticism, stating that the opposition focuses on personal interests and is unhappy with India's progress. He cited the lifting of 25 crore poor families out of poverty under Modi's leadership as a fulfillment of the party’s longstanding slogan. The remarks were made following a recent exchange between Modi and opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge.
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BJP chief Nitin Nabin has strongly defended Prime Minister Narendra Modi against opposition criticism, saying the opposition focuses on personal interests and gets angry when India progresses. He highlighted that 25 crore poor families have been lifted out of poverty under Modi’s leadership, fulfilling the party’s long-standing slogan.
Nitin Nabin said that the opposition remains angry even after the government has truly fulfilled the slogan under which it remained in power for many years. He emphasized that the progress made in bringing 25 crore poor families out of poverty is the reason for their anger. The BJP leader’s remarks came in response to criticism triggered by a recent comment from Prime Minister Modi, which sparked an exchange between him and opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge.
अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल
- What reason did Nitin Nabin give for opposition's anger?
- He stated the opposition is angry because of India’s progress under Modi's leadership.
- How did the opposition react to PM Modi's recent comment?
- Their reaction sparked an exchange especially involving opposition leader Mallikarjun Kharge.
- What slogan did Nitin Nabin mention was fulfilled?
- He referred to the long-standing party slogan about lifting poor families out of poverty.
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