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Modi should focus on farmers' issues, unemployment
As we can see for the last couple of months, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been addressing myriad rallies as part of his election campaign
As we can see for the last couple of months, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been addressing myriad rallies as part of his election campaign across the breadth and width of the country wherein the BJP stalwart has been talking extensively on religious issues and also airstrike by Indian Army for garnering support of people and thereby translating it into votes in the ongoing general elections to the Lok Sabha.
Apparently, Modi's statements are aimed at polarizing people as part of his wicked strategy to retain power at the Centre. Oft-times, his provocative speeches even lead to friction among section of people in the name of religion and caste.
It is not a good sign that Modi speaking in a belligerent manner stoking public sentiments on various issues in elections meetings as he is holding the office of the Prime Minister of the country.
He is playing this kind of tactics only to retain the seat of PM. People of the country will teach a fitting lesson to Modi in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections If he continues with this antics.
Instead of stooping so low to grab power, Modi should focus on farmer's issues and unemployment, not on publicity.
Barla Sathish Kumar, Mahatma Gandhi University- Nalgonda
