'Shocked' at Rahul's fisheries remark; Cong leaders medal winners in telling lies: PM Modi

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February 25, 2021

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New Delhi, Feb 25: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday took a dig at the fallen Congress government in Puducherry saying that the wind is changing its direction in the union territory.  

Stating that Puducherry didn't get a people's government in 2019, PM Modi said, "Puducherry deserves a government whose high command is the people of Puducherry not a small group of Congress leaders sitting in Delhi. NDA assures Puducherry - the next government will be a people-powered government."

While addressing a rally in Puducherry, the prime minister said that the high-command Congress government in Puducherry made it a point to damage every sector of governance. "Traditional mills were closed. Local industry was troubled. The Congress doesn't believe in working for the people," he said. 

PM Narendra Modi greets BJP workers and supporters at a rally in Puducherry. pic.twitter.com/W7TzOX066I

— ANI (@ANI) February 25, 2021

During his visit, PM Modi inaugurated a slew of completed projects and laid the foundation stone for others, including in the ports and highways sectors. The prime minister inaugurated a Blood Centre at state-run JIPMER, a Sports Authority of India (SAI) girls hostel at Lawspet and a reconstructed Heritage Mairie Building.

He also said that he "was shocked" at Rahul Gandhi's "will make fisheries ministry" remark as they had made one in 2019. "Our colonial rulers had the policy of divide and rule. Congress has a policy of divide, lie and rule. Sometimes their leaders put region against region, community against community," he said.

He further added that Congress leaders are gold, silver and bronze medal winners in telling lies.

Modi laid the foundation stone for the four-laning of Sattanathapuram-Nagapattinam National Highway section, Medical College Building at Karaikal New Campus of JIPMER-Phase I and the development of Minor Port at Puducherry under Sagarmala scheme. He also laid the foundation stone of Synthetic Athletic Track, Indira Gandhi Sports Complex in the Union Territory. 

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SULTAN
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Friday, 26 Feb 2021

What a joke, Biggest liar champion of on this planet Modi Baba tells others as liars.
Modi will never allow anyone to clinch his Lie championship post.

Fenku No. 1,

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November 27,2025

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Bengaluru: The Vokkaligara Sangha on Thursday issued a stern warning to the Congress, saying the party could face serious electoral repercussions if Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar is not appointed as Chief Minister.

The warning follows the public backing of Shivakumar’s chief ministerial ambition by top Vokkaliga pontiff Nirmalanandanatha Swami, who urged the Congress high command to honor his claim.

“The community supported Congress in the 2023 Assembly elections only because Shivakumar had a real chance to become CM. If he is cheated, we’ll teach the party a big lesson,” said newly elected Sangha president L. Srinivas. He added that Vokkaligas would organize protests under the guidance of community leaders.

General Secretary C.G. Gangadhar pointed out that Congress won more seats in the Vokkaliga-dominated Old Mysuru region due to Shivakumar’s influence, adding, “If Congress wants to retain power, Shivakumar should be made the CM.”

Outgoing president Kenchappa Gowda emphasized Shivakumar’s contribution to Congress’ victory. “Our community voted for Congress thinking he would become CM. Siddaramaiah has also served the party well, but Shivakumar should now be given a chance,” he said.

Former general-secretary Konappa Reddy appealed to Sonia and Rahul Gandhi to recognize Shivakumar’s loyalty and service, saying, “Congress is known to keep its promises. We hope it won’t break the promise made to him.”

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