MAHARASHTRA – Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in a recent political rally in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, expressed his strong disapproval of the Congress and the INDIA bloc. He suggested that the opposition alliance is considering a unique strategy of rotating the Prime Minister’s position annually.
The Prime Minister also took a dig at the Shiv Sena, led by Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray. He labeled the party as “fake” and expressed his disappointment over their association with the opposition. “The fake Shiv Sena is walking shoulder-to-shoulder with these people,” he remarked, underlining the growing discord between the BJP and its former partner.
The rally was held in Kolhapur, often referred to as the football hub of Maharashtra. The Prime Minister’s speech was wide-ranging, but his critique of the opposition and their political tactics took center stage.
The rally is seen as a significant event in the run-up to the forthcoming elections. The Prime Minister’s statements have added a new dimension to the political discourse, indicating a potentially fierce electoral battle ahead
