PM Modi targets Sharad Pawar’s work as Agriculture Minister after “Bhatakti Atma” jab

In a rally in Malshiras of Solapur district in Maharashtra, Prime Minister Modi criticized a prominent Maharashtra leader, without naming him. He accused the leader of causing instability in the state for his own ambition, leading to the premature end of several chief ministers’ terms over the past 45 years.

PM Modi urged voters not to waste their votes on Congress and other opposition parties, emphasizing the importance of a strong government. PM Modi highlighted the difference between his government’s 10 years and Congress’s 60 years in power, asserting that his government had succeeded in lifting 25 crore people out of poverty and providing free ration to 80 crore individuals.

He urged the people to consider the impact of a strong government on the present and future of the country. The Prime Minister also referenced the challenges faced by farmers, particularly in relation to their arrears from the sugarcane commission during the tenure of the Maharashtra leader when he was the Union agriculture minister.

PM Modi described a “wandering soul” in Maharashtra, suggesting that failures of this soul have hindered progress in the state. He emphasized the need for a government that focuses on both the present and the future.

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