PM slams Oppn, says no room for 'divisive agendas'

FLUSH with victories in the recent Assembly polls in three states, Prime Minister Narendra Modi cautioned opposition parties against running “divisive agendas,” and asked the people to remain on guard against “divisive politics.”

- RAJESH KUMAR THAKUR

Taking to X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday, the PM taunted the Opposition that while it might be complacent with “arrogance, lies, pessimism and ignorance,” the people should be aware of a divisive agenda. “Old habits of 70 years cannot go away so easily,” he said.

He said the Opposition could face many more such “meltdowns” (an apparent reference to the Congress defeat in the assembly polls) in the coming days too.