'Dimagi Naxal': PM Modi Takes Dig at Opposition, Says the Homoeopathic Pill that Smoked Them Out
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed students at Shri Ram College of Commerce, recalling his 2013 speech and contrasting past government crises with current progress under his leadership.
- Modi used terms like "Dimagi Naxal" and "naaraaz fufa" to criticize his opponents, suggesting they are being exposed.
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Opposition Targets PM Modi Over ‘Dimagi Naxal, Naraz Fufa’ Remarks at SRCC
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks at Shri Ram College of Commerce have triggered a fresh political clash, with Opposition leaders accusing him of using a university platform to attack critics rather than address concerns linked to students, jobs and higher education.The controversy centres on PM Modi's renewed use of the phrase 'Dimagi Naxal', a term he had used in his Independence Day addr
'Dimagi Naxal': PM Modi takes dig at Opposition, says the homoeopathic pill that smoked them out
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday took a sharp dig at the opposition while contrasting the crises of 2013 with India's present strength. Referring to his last Independence Day address from the Red Fort on August 15, PM Modi said he had administered "homoeopathic pills" to critics by using the term "Dimagi Naxals."
The ‘naraaz fufa’ of politics: PM Modi’s latest dig at habitual critics
Prime Minister Narendra Modi identified a "naraaz fufa" character who questions national projects. This relative, familiar in Indian households, asks about the necessity of new initiatives. Projects like the world's tallest statue and bullet train faced such inquiries. Modi stated that essential national work proceeds despite these objections. He gave a distinctly Indian family title to the habitual political skeptic.
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