AAP accuses PM Modi of unfulfilled promises and economic challenges

Unemployment and rising prices

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has launched a scathing critique of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, asserting that under his governance, India has witnessed the highest levels of unemployment in 42 years. AAP contends that PM Modi's political strategy revolves around making false promises to gain votes and maintain control over the nation. Specifically, the party points to increased fuel and medicine costs as evidence of economic challenges during Modi's tenure.

The AAP highlights several unfulfilled promises made by the Prime Minister, including the Agniveer scheme for armed forces recruitment, which the party claims has left many youngsters disillusioned. Additionally, Modi had pledged to double crop prices, recover black money, and provide every citizen with a concrete house by August 15, 2022. According to the AAP, these commitments have not materialized.

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Criticism of the Union Cabinet

Reacting to Prime Minister Modi's concerns about fake news and deep fakes causing chaos and damaging the credibility of news sources, the AAP directs its criticism towards the Union Cabinet, alleging that it is primarily responsible for disseminating fake news. AAP's Rajya Sabha MP, Sanjay Singh, argues that the government's policies have contributed to the worsening economic situation and the spread of misinformation.

AAP's stance on governance and accountability

The AAP emphasizes that the rising prices of fuel and medicines have adversely impacted the daily lives of the Indian population. They assert that such economic challenges have persisted under PM Modi's leadership, contradicting his vision of India as a nation of aspirational minds and skilled hands.

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The party underscores the significant gap between the Prime Minister's promises and their realization, pointing to the failure of schemes like Agniveer, unfulfilled pledges regarding crop prices and black money recovery, and the delayed construction of pucca houses.

In response to PM Modi's concerns about fake news, AAP's chief national spokesperson, Priyanka Kakkar, concurs with his statement but suggests that the Union Cabinet should take responsibility for much of the fake news circulating. She proposes that if the Prime Minister is genuinely concerned about this issue, he should consider addressing it within his own cabinet, implying a need for accountability and transparency.

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