Prime Minister Criticizes Congress Over Bengaluru Water Crisis During Lok Sabha Elections 2024

The text deals with multiple topics related to political rallies and elections in Karnataka. The state has been facing an extreme water crisis, resulting in water rationing and penalties for non-essential water use. During a rally in Bengaluru, PM Modi criticized the Congress government for its handling of the crisis, accusing it of turning the tech city into a “tanker city” and blaming them for the influence of the “tanker mafia.”

Modi also attacked the Congress party, calling it anti-private sector, anti-taxpayer, and anti-wealth creator. He emphasized his focus on India’s development and global image, contrasting it with the opposition bloc’s fixation on him. The Prime Minister highlighted the track record of his party and its partners, seeking the people’s support for the upcoming elections.

The text also mentions the candidates from the BJP for various constituencies in Bangalore, including Tejasvi Surya and PC Mohan in Bangalore South and Central, respectively. Shobha Karandlaje is the candidate from Bangalore North, and in Bangalore Rural, CN Manjunath, contesting on a BJP ticket, maintains an alliance with Janata Dal (Secular). PM Modi has held large rallies in different cities, including Kalaburagi, Shivamogga, and Mysuru, where he shared the stage with former Prime Minister Deve Gowda.

He also participated in a roadshow in Mangaluru. Karnataka’s voting is scheduled in two phases: April 26 and May 7.