Key Takeaways
- PM Modi’s food guarantee scheme is criticised for perpetuating poverty.
- Cong leader Shujath Ali hopes that the Indian electorate will reject the NDA in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
- India’s seven trillion-dollar economy is a goal, but the food guarantee scheme may hinder progress.
Hyderabad: Shujath Ali, a prominent Congress leader, criticised Prime Minister Modi’s food guarantee scheme, claiming it openly admits to keeping 80 crore people poor for another five years.
In a statement, Ali alleged that while Modi boasts of India’s seven trillion-dollar economy, he aims to provide free food, thereby perpetuating poverty. 80 crore people will remain poor for another five years.
Ali expressed hope that in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, the Indian electorate would strongly reject the NDA, asserting that India would emerge victorious. “I.N.D.I.A will come out with flying colours,” he added.
