BJP has no right to criticize Congress election manifesto
BJP has no right to criticize congress election manifesto: Selvaperundhai Kattam!State president of the party Selvaperunthagai has said that bjp has no right to criticize the congress election manifesto. Ahead of the lok sabha elections, the congress, the main party of the india Alliance, released a 48-page manifesto yesterday. The election manifesto prepared based on 5 important aspects namely youth, women, farmers, justice for workers, and social justice was published under the title 'Niyaya Patiram'. Financial assistance of Rs.1 lakh per year will be given to poor women. The congress party's election manifesto has included various aspects such as the fact that entrance exams including NEET can be conducted at the discretion of the states.In the 2014 and 2019 lok sabha election manifestos, has Modi fulfilled his promise to eradicate black money recover Rs 85 lakh crore, and deposit Rs 15 lakh in everyone's bank account? If you said that you would double the income of the farmers, what is the condition of the farmers today? Can anyone else be more stone-hearted than prime minister Modi, who refused to negotiate with the farmers' unions, where 740 people are sleeping and protesting on the highways despite the intense heat and cold in the capital Delhi?For the produce of the farmers, Dr. M.S. It can only be said that the Modi government is an anti-farmer government that promised to provide minimum support price as recommended by the swaminathan committee even after 10 years of not fulfilling it in the election manifesto. We are bound to recall what prime minister Modi said in the lok sabha on 28th february 2016 during the debate on the financial statement that he would double the income of farmers when india celebrates its 75th Independence Day.But, in today's situation, the farmers have lost their livelihood. Farmers' income has decreased due to not getting proper price for their produce and the debt burden has increased to Rs 23 lakh 44 thousand crore in 2022. The total number of farmers hit by the debt burden has risen to 9.3 million. Due to bank loans and crop damage, farmers have become more likely to commit suicide. During Modi's 10-year rule, the number of farmers and agricultural laborers who committed suicide rose to 425,000 from 2014 to 2023, according to National Crime Records Bureau statistics.