NCP and Congress, which shares power with Shiv Sena in Maharashtra, on Thursday claimed that the Modi government in the last 8 years has failed on all fronts and there was no place for democracy and the Constitution.
"The country is reminded again and again of the eight failures of the BJP Government including Rising Inflation, High Unemployment, Suppression of democracy, Failure to safeguard National Security, Hate Politics, Historic fall of the Rupee, Economic Collapse and Erosion of social fabric," said state NCP chief spokesman Mahesh Tapase.
In these 8 Years of ‘’MODI MISRULE’’ the country has lost a lot, said Tapase.
RSS ideology has ruined communal harmony of the country. Religion & ethnicity are ruling over science & equality, claimed Tapase.
On the other hand, the state Congress chief Nana Patole said eight years since the Modi government, inflation and unemployment have hit the common man hard while his industrialist friends are making a windfall.
‘’The performance of the Narendra Modi-led government in the last 8 years has been poor on all fronts. Inflation has skyrocketed, because of which the lives of the common man have been seriously impacted, unemployment rate is the highest in 45 years. With the rupee depreciating sharply, the economy is crumbling,’’ said Patole and alleged that in the last eight years, Modi's industrialist friends have caused a lot of damage to the public through privatisation of key public assets.
The wrong policies of the Modi government have stifled foreign investment in the country and the companies that had invested in India have also gone bankrupt. Demonetization and faulty implementation of GST destroyed small, medium and small traders.
‘’The Modi government in the last eight years has only used the central machinery to silence the leaders of the opposition. Religious issues like temples and mosques were raked up to sidestep the more real and urgent issues. Attempts were made to create a rift in the society and cause communal divide just like the divide and rule policy of the British,’’ claimed Patole.
