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'4 June, 400 paar,' says Modi, flays Cong for 'problems' in NE

The New Indian Express

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April 18, 2024

PRIME Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday that while the Congress created problems in the Northeast, the BJP transformed the region into a wave of possibilities.

- PRASANTA MAZUMDAR

'4 June, 400 paar,' says Modi, flays Cong for 'problems' in NE

Addressing a rally in Assam's Nalbari, he alleged that the Congress had encouraged separatism in the Northeast.

"The Northeast bears witness to Modi's guarantee.

While the Congress brought only problems to the region, the BJP unleashed a wave of possibilities. The Congress encouraged separatism, but Modi embraced the Northeast," the PM said.

Stating that he endeavoured to ensure peace and security, he claimed to have achieved things that the Congress could not in 60 years.

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