CRONIES...NOT IN MODI'S GOVERNMENT

After coming back from his much debated international “self-introspection” trip, Rahul Gandhi seems completely changed and transformed, but unfortunately not in a good manner. After being defeated at almost every front of the politics, not even becoming the opposition minister, he somewhat turned himself into a recluse politician but after coming from his trip he blatantly speaks against Narendra Modi and his government, but the problem is he himself doesn’t know what he says. He quotes completely rubbish facts and just beat about the bush about the Modi government. And as now he has not got any new fresh topic against Mr. Modi, he has resorted to just saying that Modi’s government is only the government of businessmen and not of poor people. He repeats this cliché in his speech much more times than he even breathe.

After hearing so much from Rahul Gandhi about the faults of NDA government I just browsed the facts and in just a few minutes, I found that all his claims stand quashed. In January 2014, when opinion polls signaling Modi’s victory were published out, Sensex was at around 21,140 points. Since then Sensex has risen around 32% while Adani Enterprises has risen to about 190% but it would be completely tomfoolery to look on to just one company (the act which Rahul Gandhi performed). If we look on to some bigger enterprises, which are much bigger than the Adanis, we would find that they have also fallen to a much lower level. Reliance industries have just risen by only 1% since the start of the financial year 2014 and this proves the fact that Modi government doesn’t follow any policy of favoritism.

Mr. Modi is always accused by his antagonists that his government just revolves around Ambanis and Adanis but if we look at the trends of stock market since his becoming the Prime Minster, Ashok Leyland is up by 308%, Bharat forge is up by 278% and these certainly are not Modi’s cronies.

The gainers are certainly small to medium group companies. Bajaj finance (192%), Waterbase (320%), Global offshore (469%). All these facts clearly prove that Mr. Modi has not followed any policy of favoritism. In fact many businessmen complain of his being inaccessible to them many a times. And one more thing that I would like to add is that if business in a nation surges up, that means that the nation is succeeding on the economic front and it doesn’t mean that the government is favoring anyone. I hope that one day the opposition would surely unravel that Mr. Modi is just doing what they didn’t do in their own regime of a decade.

JAI HIND, JAI BHARAT

JAI MA BHARTI