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Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of failing to fulfill his promises and stifling democracy. Kharge claimed that Modi’s slogan of ‘sabka saath, sabka vikas’ (all together, development for all) has turned into ‘sabka satyanash’ (doom for everyone). He alleged that the PM had not delivered on promises of creating 20 crore jobs, returning black money, doubling farmers’ income, and building houses for all families. Kharge also criticized the BJP’s patriotism claims, stating that the party had never fought for the country’s independence and had stolen the Congress’s legacy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a warm welcome during his campaign visit to West Bengal’s Malda. Addressing a large gathering, he reminisced about Bengal’s historical significance as a pioneer in various fields such as social reforms, scientific advancements, philosophical thought, and spiritual enlightenment. However, Modi expressed concern over the state’s decline under the rule of Left and Trinamool Congress (TMC) parties, citing rampant corruption and a lack of development. He urged the people to vote for a change in order to restore Bengal’s past glory.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a large crowd in West Bengal’s Malda during his campaign, calling attention to the state’s historic role as a leader in India’s development. He lamented the decline caused by subsequent rule by the Left and the Trinamool Congress (TMC), citing rampant corruption as a major impediment to progress.

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has penned an open letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, challenging his campaign speeches that have criticized the Congress party’s ‘Nyay Patra’ initiative. Kharge asserts that the program aims to provide justice to marginalized groups and is not an attack on Hinduism, as Modi has claimed. He accuses Modi of misleading advisors and creating communal divisions in the country.

As India’s general elections commence, Bernstein analysts warn of a potential market correction due to high expectations for Prime Minister Modi’s ruling party. The market has rallied on pre-election optimism, but the analysts caution that even a strong performance by the BJP may not meet inflated expectations, leading to a market sell-off.

Usman Ghani, the former district president of BJP’s Minority Morcha in Bikaner, was expelled from the party for criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent remarks in Rajasthan. Ghani had expressed disappointment over Modi’s comments regarding Muslims and claimed that the BJP would lose seats in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections as a result. He also criticized the party’s handling of the Jat community in the state.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon has effusively praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, commending his bold reforms and progressive policies that have driven India’s economic growth and social progress. Speaking at an event in India, Dimon highlighted the country’s impressive achievements under Modi’s governance, including the implementation of a comprehensive identity system, the expansion of financial inclusion, and the reduction of poverty.

The Indian government’s recent support for the gaming industry has raised concerns about its potential negative impact on society. Despite acknowledging the ill effects of gaming, including addiction and violence, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has stated that the industry should remain unregulated. This stance contradicts his previous promotion of a healthy lifestyle and concerns about the decline in physical activity due to technology. The gaming industry has become a lucrative source of revenue for the government, with online gambling platforms expected to contribute $1.7 billion in GST in the upcoming fiscal year. Political parties have also received significant donations from gaming and gambling companies, which may have influenced Modi’s change in attitude. With a large population of young voters actively involved in gaming, politicians are unlikely to ignore such a vast voter base. However, the consequences of promoting gaming may be detrimental to the future of India, as it diverts attention from crucial issues such as unemployment, inflation, education, and farm income.

Indian Overseas Congress Chairman Sam Pitroda has advocated for an inheritance tax law and criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s comments on Congress’s manifesto, suggesting concerns about his ‘brain.’ Pitroda believes that an inheritance tax would ensure fairer distribution of wealth in India, where the wealthy often pass on significant fortunes to their heirs without contributing to the public good.

Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of being afraid of invisible voters who support the Congress party. Kharge made this statement during a press conference in Thiruvananthapuram, where he questioned why Modi was criticizing Congress if it was irrelevant. Kharge claimed that the party was receiving a positive response from voters across the country and that Modi’s fear of these invisible voters was driving his criticism. Meanwhile, campaigning has intensified for the second phase of the Lok Sabha elections on April 26th, with opposition leaders targeting the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) over various issues.