Congress asserts its manifesto is a blueprint for the nation’s future amidst controversy surrounding its connection with the Muslim League
New Delhi, April 8 (IANS) Congress party defended its manifesto, ‘Nyay Patra,’ amid criticism of alleged ties with the Muslim League. Addressing media, party spokesperson Supriya Shrinate emphasized that the manifesto aims to address the country’s future vision, dismissing PM Modi’s accusations of appeasement.
Shrinate highlighted the manifesto’s focus on youth, women, farmers, and workers, citing promises like Mahalaxmi Yojana and apprenticeships for unemployed youth. She accused the BJP of diverting attention from Congress’s pledges by making unfounded claims and criticized PM Modi for attempting to stoke Hindu-Muslim divides.
The Congress spokesperson asserted that the manifesto reflects the voices and aspirations of the people and aims to rectify the challenges faced in the past decade. She stated that the document seeks to provide solutions to issues like unemployment, inflation, and crimes against women, positioning the party as a champion of social justice and hope for the future.
PM Modi had previously criticized the manifesto, suggesting it had the imprints of the Muslim League and Left ideology. Shrinate refuted these claims, stating that the party’s vision is based on justice and the collective expectations of the nation. She accused the BJP of feeling nervous as surveys suggest a decline in their support base.
With the elections looming, the Congress party is standing firm in its defense of the ‘Nyay Patra,’ positioning it as a comprehensive blueprint for the nation’s progress. As the political discourse intensifies, both parties are gearing up for a fierce battle to win the hearts and votes of the electorate.
