Congress legislative Party (ClP) leader, Pradeep Mathur claimed that difference between the Sangh parivar and Modi government is growing.
``If one goes by the statement made by RSS chief Mohan Bagwat, then they would find growing difference between the Sangh and the Modi’s government”, claimed Mathur while flaying the Bharatiya Janta Party for so far failing on all front. ``Three months had almost passed but the dream of achche din, assured by Narendra Modi during his election campaign remains a dream. People are now feeling the pinch of rising prices with tomato surpassing Dollar rates and all other essential commodities including potato and onion are now going out of read of
common man”, Mathur added while accusing the Modi government for failing to check inflation.
Mathur also took on Modi over his remarks on Pakistan and China during campaigning. ``Narendra Modi who is now welcoming Pakistan prime minister and exchanging gifts, during Manmohan Singh ‘s tenure criticised United Progressive Alliance government and said that had he been the prime minister of the country, he would have chased and give befitting reply to Pak’, cited Mathur while accusing that now Modi had forget all those words. ``Both Pakistan and China are intruding Indian boundary and Modi is just sitting idle as he fear to react on the
international issue”, alleged ClP leader.
Mathur further criticised BJP on it’s communal agenda and said that they used to instigate communal hatred just to capitalise through
polarisation. ``Just like before Parliament election, BJP is once again pushing the state towards communal conflict and riots just toensure that they would clean sweep in the by-elections”, alleged Mathur adding that the BJP’s name should be now changed to `Danga
Party’.
Congress leader also criticised State government and claimed that Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav had failed to handle the situation.
``law and order is deteriorating day by day and Samajwadi Party government had failed on all front including development and progress of the State despite of best efforts of chief minister Akhilesh Yadav”, he said. Interestingly, when asked whether they would go in alliance with SP and other parties like Bahujan Samaj Party in coming by-elections just like they made in Bihar, Mathur said that everything should be done to stop communal forces from gaining power but still the matter of any seat adjustment or alliance would be decided by the Party’s high command.