Saturday, April 4, 2015

Opposition attacks PM Modi, says actions belie claim of ‘good intention’


New Delhi: Congress along with other opposition parties on Saturday targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi over remarks that he was working with “good intention” to address farmers’ woes, saying his actions do not back his claim and dared him to waive farmers’ loans.


“UPA had waived loan of farmers worth Rs 72,000 crore. Modi ji can you show the courage of waiving the loans of farmers,” Congress leader Digvijay Singh tweeted. Senior party leader Ahmed Patel said the government’s actions belie its claims.


“RTI cases are piling, govt has neither appointed CIC/IC or operationalised the Whistleblowers Act. This is neeti & niyat to fight corruption?,” he said on Twitter.


Opposition attacks PM Modi, says actions belie claim of 'good intention'


“UPA had waived loan of farmers worth Rs 72,000 crore. Modi ji can you show the courage of waiving the loans of farmers,” Congress leader Digvijay Singh tweeted.



JD(U) said that instead of talking of “intent alone”, the government should come out with a clear road map and spell out its policy prescription to remove poverty, create employment and provide succour to farmers.


Attacking the Prime Minister over his remarks, JD(U) President Sharad Yadav alleged that the NDA dispensation was only “selling dreams” and has “no policy or programme”.


“Policy is more important than intention. All governments have an intention to do public good. The issue is that whether the government has some policy and programmes to fulfil it not.







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