NEW DELHI, May 29:
“Two years without even two smiles. There are miles to go,” says NCP leader D P Tripathi, as he, along with some other opposition parties like Congress and BJD, commented on the performance of the Narendra Modi government and criticised its celebrations.
Tripathi, Congress spokesman Manish Tewari and BJD leader Tathagata Satpathy, found faults with the NDA government as they set their eyes on the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.
“Take only one issue — price rise, which affects the common people. Narendra Modi spoke much on the issue during campaigning (for the 2014 Lok Sabha polls). Now what is happening,” asked Tripathi.
“Take industry or agriculture, which sector is happy? If you see the happiness index, you will see there is no happiness, as nothing is happening,” the NCP leader said.
Congress spokesperson Manish Tewari said that in the last two years, people have “seen through” the Prime Minister and in 2019, people will have the “last laugh”, he said.
“In the past two years, the NDA government ripped the social fabric, slayed institutions, demolished federalism, sunk the economy and shrunk India’s emerging international profile. That is the sum and substance of ‘acche din’,” he alleged.
Sathpathy said, “In my opinion, he (Modi) has missed the Airbus, with capital ‘A’. Because of this, Modi has to worry about 2019″. (PTI)
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