PM MODI: TRUE SECULARISM IS WHEN HUNDRED PER CENT DELIVERY IS DONE

The Prime Minister, in his exclusive conversation with the ITV Network, appeared confident of winning the general elections. He asserted that the Opposition did not play any constructive role and was falling apart.

- AISHWARYA P. SHARMA

Finding time amid his busy campaign schedule, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sat down for an exclusive conversation with the iTV Network, of which The Sunday Guardian is a part. He speak on various issues—from the Opposition’s obsessive criticism of him to what he called the “nikab” of secularism that the Opposition wears when, in reality, practising communalism, and the work that his government has done while following the motto of “Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas”. He appeared confident about winning the 2024 general elections and asserted that the Opposition was falling apart, and “did not play a constructive role of any kind.” He said that “They thought that by their antics, taking up space in the media, they would be able to keep their boat afloat.” But that strategy has failed and now the “public has taken ownership of the election and the results will be as desired by the public.”