‘Corruption, casteism, dynastic politics has ended’: HM hails 12 years of Modi govt
Union Home Minister Amit Shah praised the Modi government's 12-year record, claiming it has replaced corruption and dynastic politics with a performance-based model. He highlighted achievements in foreign policy, economic growth, and internal security as key successes of the administration.
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The statement serves as a political framing of the current government's legacy ahead of upcoming campaign initiatives.
Union home minister Amit Shah on Sunday said the Narendra Modi government had moved India away from corruption, casteism and dynastic politics and ushered in an era of “politics of performance”.Addressing a press conference to announce the ‘Seva Sankalp Abhiyan’, Shah said the month-long campaign would run from September 17 to October 17 to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday and “25 years of Modi rule in Gujarat and Centre”.Taking a direct jab at the Congress, Shah claimed that Indian politics had moved away from what he described as the three major scourges of the pre-2014 era — corruption, casteism and dynastic politics — towards a “politics of performance”.“Before 2014, Indian politics was suffering from three scourges -- corruption, casteism and dynastic politics.
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