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PM Modi failed to fulfill pre-poll promises, lambasts CPI
CPI national secretary K Narayana came down heavily on Prime Minister Narendra Modi alleging that he failed to fulfill the pre-poll promises and there is no relation between the present policies of the government and election manifesto of the BJP.
Vijayawada: CPI national secretary K Narayana came down heavily on Prime Minister Narendra Modi alleging that he failed to fulfill the pre-poll promises and there is no relation between the present policies of the government and election manifesto of the BJP.
Narayana released a booklet published on Narendra Modi’s rule during the last three years at the party office Dasari Bhavan on Saturday.
Addressing the reporters on the occasion, he said the NDA government had failed to bring back the black money deposited in foreign countries and speed up economic development. He said the GDP growth rate is confined to only single digit against the double digit registered during the previous UPA rule.
He said the CPI will soon start a mega campaign in the State on the misrule of Narendra Modi and injustice meted out to Andhra Pradesh after bifurcation of the State.
He said the party activists and leaders will take part in the campaign in all 13 districts and explain to the people about the failures of the BJP and NDA rule.
He said the BJP had promised to construct a steel plant in Kadapa, sanction funds for the development of backward districts of Rayalaseema and North Andhra Pradesh and allocate funds to compensate the deficit budget but failed to fulfill the promises.
The CPI national leader alleged that the Central government failed to take action on the industrialists who evaded taxes worth thousands of crores while the banks were serving notices to the farmers for their failure to repay the agriculture loans.
He alleged that the BJP is adopting biased attitude in the country, taking pro-corporate decisions and implementing anti-poor people’s policies.
