Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has launched a sharp critique of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, likening him to a demonetized ₹1,000 note and questioning his leadership in handling national security issues. Speaking at the Jai Hind Yatra Sabha, Reddy asserted that India would have reclaimed Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) if Rahul Gandhi were Prime Minister.
Reddy’s Criticism of Modi’s Ceasefire Decision
Reddy accused the BJP-led NDA government of lacking strategy, courage, and transparency in its approach to national security. He questioned the hasty ceasefire with Pakistan following a military strike, alleging that the decision was influenced by former US President Donald Trump.
Comparison to Indira Gandhi’s Leadership
Drawing parallels with former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, Reddy claimed that Rahul Gandhi’s leadership would have mirrored her decisive actions during the 1971 war, which led to the creation of Bangladesh. He emphasized that India needs a leader with strong resolve to tackle security challenges.
Political Implications Ahead of Elections
With national elections approaching, Reddy’s remarks signal a Congress strategy to highlight BJP’s handling of national security while promoting Rahul Gandhi’s leadership as a viable alternative. His speech underscores the party’s focus on reclaiming PoK, strengthening India’s defense, and ensuring transparent governance.
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