PM Modi brushed aside the allegation that he was seeking a ‘super majority’ to change the Constitution as “fresh falsehood” being spread by opposition after “failure” of its campaign on the purchase of Rafale fighters five years ago.
“Earlier, their trick used to work sometimes, but today, in the age of social mediatheir lies get exposed within minutes.They lied on Rafale, they lied on HAL, they were caught. India knows who wants to change the Constitution. Who had conspired to end democracy through Emergency?” Modi said in an interview with Hindi daily Navbharat Times.
“Earlier, their trick used to work sometimes, but today, in the age of social mediatheir lies get exposed within minutes.They lied on Rafale, they lied on HAL, they were caught. India knows who wants to change the Constitution. Who had conspired to end democracy through Emergency?” Modi said in an interview with Hindi daily Navbharat Times.
Modi also rejected allegations levelled by Arvind Kejriwal and others that the Centre has been misusing central agencies, including ED, against opposition. Not a single such case has been proved to be based on false charges, he said, adding the Delhi CM has lost his credibility. “After coming out on bail for a few days, he (Kejriwal) has been further exposed. He and his people (AAP netas) are making mistakes, and blaming BJP. But public knows the truth,” he said.
Describing the rise in voting percentage in Kashmir as the most gratifying part of the polls, he said, “I am satisfied that steps we have taken for the better future of J&K are yielding positive results.”