Latest News :- Prime Minister Narendra Modi has criticized the Congress party for being badly exposed after Mallikarjun Kharge's advice on election promises. In his X entry in this regard, he said, “It is easy to make false promises, but the Congress Party has realized that it is difficult or impossible to implement them properly. He made a lot of promises to the people during every election campaign.” Despite knowing that they would never be able to fulfill them, they are now badly exposed in front of the people!

However, Congress-ruled states like Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka and Telangana have seen a decline in their growth trajectory and financial health. Their so-called 'guarantee' remains incomplete. This is a terrible betrayal of the people of the state. The victims of such politics are the poor, youth, farmers and women. Due to promises not being fulfilled, people are being deprived of benefits. Moreover, it also weakens the existing schemes.

The people of the country should be cautious of the culture of false promises of Congress. We recently saw how the people of Haryana rejected the lies of Congress and wanted a stable, progressive and work-driven government. The country is increasingly realizing that a vote for Congress is a vote for incompetent governance, a bad economy and even worst of all, plunder. Indian people want development and progress. Not like before.

Political rivalry within the ruling party in Karnataka is intensifying. At the same time, Congress is bent upon looting and is not concerned about development. Besides, they are also going to withdraw the existing schemes. Government employees in Himachal Pradesh do not get salaries on time. Farmers in Telangana are waiting for the promised loan waiver. Even before this, even after being in power for 5 years in Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan, he did not fulfill his promises.

There are many examples of how Congress works, he criticized. Earlier this morning, Mallikarjun Kharge, who met journalists in Bengaluru, said, “I have warned the Congress leaders of the state not to make too many promises in the Maharashtra Assembly elections despite financial resources. Make only as many promises as you can keep. I have said do not declare 5, 6, 10 or 20 guarantees. Guarantee should be declared depending on the source of funds. Otherwise bankruptcy will occur. If there is no money to build roads, everyone will turn against you. He said that if the government fails then the name of the coming generations will be tarnished.