'Some can never be happy with India's vikas': PM Modi renews 'naraz fufa' jibe at Cong
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Vadodara to inaugurate various development projects and address the 'NaMo for Viksit Bharat' event. During his speech, he criticized the Congress party, using his 'naraz fufa' (annoyed uncle) metaphor to suggest they are perpetually unhappy with India's progress.
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The event highlights the ongoing political rhetoric between the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress, emphasizing the government's focus on infrastructure and development narratives.
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra renewed 'naraz fufa' jibe at Congress, saying "some can never be happy with India's vikas" at the 'NaMo for Viksit Bharat' event in Vadodara on Tuesday.The PM also received an enthusiastic welcome with organisers saying all seats for the programme were booked within an hour of online ticket sales opening.The event featured music and cultural performances, including a rendition of Queen's ‘We Will Rock You’, as the crowd welcomed the Prime Minister.Addressing the gathering, PM Modi said his visit was aimed at accelerating India's journey towards becoming a developed nation. “I have come among you to further accelerate the journey towards a developed India," he said.“A little while ago, the foundation stone laying and inauguration of projects worth thousands of crores of rupees related to the country's development took place here.
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