Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday took a dig at the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government and said that the Central government blocked all projects for the state of Gujarat as he was the Chief Minister before 2014.
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On May 27, Modi at the Bharat Drone Mahotsav in Delhi slammed the UPA government and said efforts were made by them to prove technology was anti-poor.
Hitting back at PM Modi, Congress on Saturday said that PM Modi and his drones both are blind to the sufferings of the people of the country.
The official Twitter handle of Congress listed the problems the BJP government couldn’t see. The first image shared by the party showed that Modi’s drones couldn’t see people crying, people dying, burning pyres, and piles of corpses during Covid.
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Under image showed that the Modi government couldn’t see China’s encroachment on India’s land, Chinese bridges, the Chinese village in Arunachal, and the martyrdom of 20 soldiers.
The next image threw light on 300 kg RDX coming into Pulwama.
The next picture talked about hundreds of kilos of drugs in Gujarat ports. Congress argued that how could they see it when The Gateway of Drugs is being ruled by the BJP government for decades.
Congress further said PM Modi and his drones see everything with filters, the filter of achhe din makes everything look ‘sab changa si’. The image put light upon inflation, the falling economy, and declining savings in the country.
Congress also listed the top 5 things PM Modi and his drones couldn’t see and that includes women’s safety, farmers’ suffering, record-breaking unemployment, atrocities on Dalits, and skyrocketing prices.
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