Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a scathing critique of the opposition Congress during his address in Dwarka, Gujarat, emphasizing the party's alleged focus on promoting a single family rather than the nation's progress. Modi accused the Congress of presiding over a period marked by rampant corruption and inefficiency, contrasting it with his government's purported efforts to eradicate malpractice and propel the country forward.

Highlighting his administration's achievements, Modi underscored the transformational infrastructure projects undertaken, including the inauguration of the country's longest cable-stayed bridge between Okha and Beyt Dwarka. Named "Sudarshan Setu," the bridge symbolizes not only a feat of engineering but also incorporates cultural elements such as verses from the Srimad Bhagavad Gita and images of Lord Krishna.

Modi asserted his government's commitment to combatting corruption, attributing the country's economic ascent to measures taken to curb malfeasance. He lambasted the Congress for allegedly squandering opportunities and indulging in various scams, from the infamous 2G scam during the telecom era to the Commonwealth scam related to sports infrastructure.

Furthermore, Modi highlighted his promise to safeguard the nation from corruption and ensure its progress, emphasizing the significant strides made in bolstering India's economy to become the fifth largest globally within the last decade. He cited several infrastructure projects across the nation, including the sea bridge in Mumbai, the railway bridge on the Chenab river in Jammu and Kashmir, and others, as emblematic of this progress.

The completion of the "Sudarshan Setu" after six years from its foundation stone laying ceremony served as a testament to his government's commitment to realizing envisioned projects, Modi declared. He also stressed the importance of modern connectivity in fostering national prosperity and underscored Gujarat's appeal as a tourist destination, urging residents to uphold cleanliness standards to attract visitors.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a scathing critique of the opposition Congress during his address in Dwarka, Gujarat, emphasizing the party's alleged focus on promoting a single family rather than the nation's progress. Modi accused the Congress of presiding over a period marked by rampant corruption and inefficiency, contrasting it with his government's purported efforts to eradicate malpractice and propel the country forward.

Highlighting his administration's achievements, Modi underscored the transformational infrastructure projects undertaken, including the inauguration of the country's longest cable-stayed bridge between Okha and Beyt Dwarka. Named "Sudarshan Setu," the bridge symbolizes not only a feat of engineering but also incorporates cultural elements such as verses from the Srimad Bhagavad Gita and images of Lord Krishna.

Modi asserted his government's commitment to combatting corruption, attributing the country's economic ascent to measures taken to curb malfeasance. He lambasted the Congress for allegedly squandering opportunities and indulging in various scams, from the infamous 2G scam during the telecom era to the Commonwealth scam related to sports infrastructure.

Furthermore, Modi highlighted his promise to safeguard the nation from corruption and ensure its progress, emphasizing the significant strides made in bolstering India's economy to become the fifth largest globally within the last decade. He cited several infrastructure projects across the nation, including the sea bridge in Mumbai, the railway bridge on the Chenab river in Jammu and Kashmir, and others, as emblematic of this progress.

The completion of the "Sudarshan Setu" after six years from its foundation stone laying ceremony served as a testament to his government's commitment to realizing envisioned projects, Modi declared. He also stressed the importance of modern connectivity in fostering national prosperity and underscored Gujarat's appeal as a tourist destination, urging residents to uphold cleanliness standards to attract visitors.