Congress general secretary Mukul Wasnik under his party’s ‘expose Government’ plan launched a massive attack on Narendra Modi-led National Democratic Alliance Government at the Centre just ahead of its first anniversary on May 26. Wasnik, launching his attack on the Modi Government termed it as ‘baton ka vyapar aur jhut ka prachar’ (business of talks and publicity of lies).
“The Modi Government has failed to deliver any good to the nation during its one year rule over the country, it has failed on all fronts. In its first year of rule the Modi Government has not taken a single decision that could be termed its own decision.
Whatever decisions have been taken during the period are that of the erstwhile UPA Government and that are presented by making minor changes,” Wasnik said while addressing media here on Wednesday.
Wasnik following party strategy to attack the Modi Government on five focus areas starting with an attack on social sector fund cuts alleged that the Union Government has cut down the funds for the food security scheme and MNREGA that were benefitting large section of population.
Besides, the Central Government has cut over rupees one lakh crore from various schemes started by the Union Public Alliance Government, he added.
He alleged that the Modi Government publicized the Sachh Bharat Abhiyan whereas the schemes like Sanpurna Swachhta Mission and Nirmal Bharat were already going on.
Huge sums were expended on the publicity of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan but the ground reality is that the condition of cleanliness is unchanged.
The former Union Minister pose challenge to Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president Amit Shah over corruption and said that Shah claims that no corruption took place on one year rule of his party government at centre.
But Shah should visit any state ruled by his party and the conditions would become clear to him, he added.The Senior Congress leader continuing his tirade against Shah told that if the BJP president want to see corruption in his party ruled states he should come to Madhya Pradesh that is neck deep in corruption.