‘Naraz Fufa opposes everything’ to ‘jhooth ki goonj’ swipe at Rahul: PM Modi's top quotes from SRCC address
PM Modi arrived at the college to attend its centenary celebrations. He had last visited SRCC in 2013, when he was the chief minister of Gujarat.
In his address at Delhi University's Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) centenary celebrations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi indirectly criticized the Opposition, particularly mentioning a person called 'Naraz Fufa,' who opposes everything. Modi arrived at the college for its centenary events, having not visited SRCC since 2013 when he was Gujarat's chief minister.
The Prime Minister highlighted the country's 7.8% quarterly growth, noting that those who once pushed India into the 'Fragile Five' are struggling with these figures. Modi emphasized his government's approach of tackling issues proactively, contrasting it with the previous administration's reactive style. He urged that those promoting lies ('jhooth ki goonj') cannot stand before the truth's roar.
The Prime Minister also took a dig at the Leader of Opposition (LoP) in Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi, comparing their approach to that of 'Naraz Fufa.' Modi mentioned how his homoeopathic pill ('Dimagi Naxal') exposed the 'dimaagi naxals' (those promoting ignorance), leading to increased peace and India's growing policy dynamism.
Congress leader Kanhaiya Kumar criticized Modi’s speech as a 'PR campaign,' alleging that he was using students for his political advantage.
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