New Delhi, Sept 16 (UNI) The Congress party on Monday criticised the Narendra Modi government, which completed its 100 days, by calling the government as full of ‘U-turns’.
The Congress said the Modi government completing 100 days was a symbol of ‘instability, indecisiveness and immaturity’.
Addressing a press conference at the AICC headquarters here, party spokesperson Supriya Shrinate said, “These 100 days have been very heavy on the country’s economy, farmers, youth, women, infrastructure, Railways and institutions.
It has been proved in these 100 days, that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has no vision to deal with the problems of the country.”
She said, “For the last 100 days, a U-turn government has been running in the country. It is clear that the government’s arrogance will no longer work. If any of your decisions affects the country, it will not become a law and we will not rest until we force you to take a U-turn on it”.
Shrinate said that the Modi government has taken U-turn on the Lateral Entry, Broadcast Bill, Wakf Board Bill, Indexation and NPS to UPS.
Accusing the Modi government of ruining the Indian Railways in 100 days, the Congress leader said, “There have been 38 railway accidents in 100 days, in which 21 people have died. Even after 21 deaths, Kavach is being installed every 2 km every year and the country’s Railway Minister is shamelessly calling these as ‘minor’ incidents”.
She said that in the last 100 days of Modi government, 26 terrorist attacks have occurred and many soldiers and civilians were killed in these attacks.
The spokesperson also alleged that crime against women have risen in the last 100 days and said that the government was protecting the accused.
She also alleged that maximum number of paper leak cases happened during these 100 days of Modi government including the NEET exam fraud and UGC NET paper leak.
Stating that the government has completely failed on the economy front, Shrinate said, “In the last 100 days, the Rupee has seen a historic fall and also the Foreign Direct Investment has come down by 43 percent while the unemployment has broke eight month record”.
