PM Modi Lambasts Opposition Over ‘INDIA’ Name, Claims Camouflage for Vested Interests

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the opposition for branding their grouping as "INDIA" and accused them of using the country's name as a camouflage for vested interests. Drawing historical parallels, PM Modi likened this tactic to the British era when the East India Company exploited India while portraying itself as a welfare organization for Indians.

PM Modi went on to point out that even terrorist outfits like the Indian Mujahideen and Popular Front of India have used "India" in their names, suggesting that the opposition's adoption of the name is a manipulative exercise to play with people's emotions.

He labeled the move as a reflection of the opposition's desperation, considering the strong position of the NDA and BJP and the hope with which India is perceived globally.

Dismissing the significance of the proposed no-confidence motion by the opposition, PM Modi reminded BJP MPs that during their first term, a similar motion was brought against them, but their seats increased significantly in the 2019 elections.

He confidently predicted that if another no-confidence motion is tabled, the NDA will win even more seats, surpassing the 350 mark.

It marked the first direct attack by PM Modi on the opposition's choice of name for their anti-BJP platform. Amid the ongoing standoff over the Manipur violence, the PM expressed frustration at the opposition for obstructing parliamentary proceedings despite the government's willingness to engage in a comprehensive discussion on the situation in the northeastern state.

PM Modi urged party MPs to see the current atmosphere in India as a "new dawn" filled with optimism and hope. He emphasized the country's economic growth, which has risen to become the fifth-largest under his government and is projected to be the third-largest in its third term.

Additionally, he stressed the importance of maintaining strong ties with allies, as exemplified by the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance, a legacy of stalwarts like Atal Bihari Vajpayee and LK Advani.

In preparation for Independence Day, PM Modi called on party leaders to organize various programs across the country, including "Har Ghar Tiranga," and unveiled plans for an "Amrit Van" or Amrit forest, to be created with plants from different blocks throughout India.

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