PM talks about ‘mantra of democracy,’ Elections 2022

Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked the opposition at an election rally in Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh, on Saturday, saying that dynasties are sleepy and unable to dream following the first round of voting in the state. The motto of democracy for them is "government of the family, by the family, and for the family," Modi added, referring to the Samajwadi Party. Modi had already accused the Congress of creating rumors regarding Covid vaccinations in Rudrapur, Uttarakhand, saying the party did so for political reasons, believing it would have nothing to say against the government if everything got back on track.

He also accused the party of insulting the country's first CDS, late Gen Bipin Rawat, and urged Uttarakhand voters to respond appropriately in the February 14 elections, according to PTI.

Another piece of information. The BJP in Uttarakhand will organize a committee to draft a Uniform Civil Code soon after being sworn in, according to Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami. According to him, implementing the Uniform Civil Code in Uttarakhand will assist improve equal rights.

“It’ll enhance social harmony, boost gender justice, strengthen women empowerment and help protect the extraordinary cultural-spiritual identity and environment of the state,” he further added.

Meanwhile, Congresswoman Priyanka Gandhi accused the BJP government on Saturday of crafting policies based on the interests of "two industrialists who are buddies with the Prime Minister." "When the Budget comes, it offers nothing for the poor, farmers, middle class, small and medium businessmen – they're the backbone of the country," she remarked during an election rally in Khatima, Uttarakhand.