Nagpur(Dec, 28) :Â Similar to every medicine having an expiry date, it is asserted by Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy that the efficacy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s governance has reached its limit. During his address at the 139th Avirbhava Sabha of Congress in Nagpur last Thursday, Reddy expressed his skepticism, stating that Modi’s approach would no longer resonate in the country.
Reddy highlighted a particular incident where, despite Modi’s claims of a strong leadership with a ‘56 inch chest,’ he was unable to prevent a common man from causing disruption in the Lok Sabha. Addressing Modi directly, Reddy remarked, ‘You couldn’t even prevent an ordinary citizen from entering Parliament.’
Furthermore, Reddy critiqued what he referred to as the ‘double engine government,’ characterizing it as synonymous with the collaboration between Adani and the Prime Minister. According to Reddy, during a confrontation in the Lok Sabha with Rahul Gandhi, Adani’s influence appeared to wane, metaphorically describing it as the engine going to the shed for repair.
In anticipation of Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Nyay Yatra, which spans from Manipur to Mumbai, Reddy asserted that not even the Prime Minister’s ‘engine’ would function effectively. Reddy expressed confidence that the Congress Party would secure victory in the upcoming elections, fueled by Rahul Gandhi’s nationwide journey.
Looking ahead to the next 100 days leading up to the parliamentary elections, CM Revanth Reddy emphasized the crucial role of Congress leaders and activists. He called upon them to dedicate this period to the country and the party, urging collective efforts to bring the Congress back to power
