PM Modi Targets Congress and MVA Alliance for Corruption and Hindering Development in Maharashtra

In a strong critique of the opposition alliance, Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA), Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the coalition of being “the biggest khiladi (player) in corruption” and hindering development in Maharashtra. Addressing a rally in Chimur, Maharashtra, PM Modi highlighted the failures of the Congress, Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), and Shiv Sena (UBT), accusing them of stalling infrastructure projects and impeding the state’s progress.

PM Modi slammed the MVA for blocking the much-needed rail connectivity projects, particularly in regions like Chandrapur, which have faced decades of delayed development. He claimed that the Congress and its allies have specialized in putting brakes on progress and misleading the public.

The Prime Minister also voiced concerns over Congress’s approach to the tribal community. Referring to a caste census proposal by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Modi warned that such efforts could divide the Adivasi population, weakening their unity and identity. He accused Congress of attempting to sow internal divisions within tribal communities, a move he argued would ultimately harm their strength.

Additionally, Modi took aim at the legacy of Congress, particularly its handling of Jammu and Kashmir, pointing to the now-abolished Article 370, which he said allowed violence and separatism to flourish. He emphasized that the current government had fully integrated the region with India, signaling an end to divisive policies.

The Prime Minister also criticized the Gandhi family, accusing them of stifling the advancement of Dalits, backward classes, and Adivasis, while perpetuating a dynastic rule that neglected the country’s true welfare. He assured that the BJP-led Mahayuti would secure a massive victory in the upcoming Maharashtra Assembly elections.

The elections in Maharashtra will take place on November 20, and the results will be declared on November 23.