PM Modi: Corruption at core of Congress party.

NEW DELHI During a rally at the Science College ground in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on launched a cutting attack on the Congress party, criminating it of having corruption as its core testament.
The PM claimed that the grand old party can not serve without corruption, while asserting that he’s committed to taking action against graft. Modi blamed the reproach- ridden Congress government in Chhattisgarh, stating that it has come a symbol of lawlessness and that the people have decided to remove it in the forth coming assembly choices.
pressing the rampant corruption in the Congress government, Modi claimed that Chhattisgarh has come an ATM for the party. He said that corruption isn’t limited to the liquor sector and that there’s no department untouched by corruption under the current administration.
Taking a swipe at opposition parties trying to form ananti-BJP alliance, Modi stressed their history of collective enmity and their current attempts to come together
This visit pronounced Modi’s first trip to the Congress- ruled state of Chhattisgarh since being tagged for a alternate term as Prime Minister in 2019. He emphasized that the coming 25 times are pivotal for the state’s development, but the Congress party stands as a major handicap, likening their symbol, the hand(‘ panja’), to a altitudinous wall gumming progress. He indicted the Congress of snatching people’s rights, sacking the state, and causing its destruction.
Modi reminded the people of the state about the pledges made by the Congress during the 2018 assembly choices, particularly their pledge to apply a liquor ban. still, he contended that rather of fulfilling this pledge, the Congress government engaged in a crores- of- rupees liquor fiddle , with the finances going into the party’s account.
During the event, PM Modi also nearly flagged off a new train between Antagarh in Kanker quarter of the state and Raipur. He kickstarted the distribution of cards of the Centre’s Ayushman Bharat scheme to heirs in the state.
” In the last 9 times, the Centre sanctioned National Highway systems of 3,500 km length in Chhattisgarh, of which systems of 3,000 km length have been completed,” he said.” We’ve been developing structure in the areas which have been lagging in the race of development,” the Prime Minister added.
At the event, the PM devoted to the nation four- laning of the 33- km-long Raipur- Kodebod section of the National Highway 30, the 53- km-long four- lane Bilaspur- Pathrapali stretch of NH- 130. He laid the foundation gravestone for construction of three sections( Jhanki- Sargi( 43 km), Sargi – Basanwahi( 57 km) and Basanwahi- Marangpuri( 25 km)) as a part of the six- lane Raipur- Visakhapatnam profitable corridor NH- 130 CD. He also devoted to the nation the doubling of the 103- km-long Raipur- Khariar Road Rail Line, erected at a cost of Rs 750 crore, a 17- km-long new road line connecting Keoti- Antagarh, and a bottling factory of the Indian Oil Corporation with a capacity of 60,000 metric ton per annum in Korba constructed at a cost of over Rs 130 crore.