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The Four Biggest Failures of the Modi Government

EconomyThe Four Biggest Failures of the Modi Government

While there have been many failures of the Modi government, here are the four biggest failures which have been shared below.

Article shared by Pratham Pasalkar

1) Demonetization:

Demonetization caused havoc in the country that inflicted the economy of the country which has ruined the Indian economy.

Demonetization shocked the nation and compelled millions to queue up outside banks to withdraw their hard-earned money. The sudden announcement led to widespread panic among the people and hardships as people ran from one bank to another. Heart patients even lost their lives while standing in long lines in the hot sun waiting to withdraw their money.

2)Three Black Farm Laws:

Farmer suicides rose sharply during the Modi government’s tenure.  Due to the farm laws, the farmers have resorted to all peaceful methods of protest to fight against the BJP government.  They have marched and held large-scale agitations thrice in a year.

They have brought the mortal remains of their brethren, who committed suicide, to stir this government into action.  The children of those farmers who took their own lives held peaceful protests barely a kilometer away from parliament. Not a single representative from the BJP Government took any efforts to meet with any of them or even acknowledge their presence.

3)  Cultivation of Hatred in the Country

Under Modi’s government, there is an increase in targeted attacks on Dalits and members of the minority community which leads to threatened India’s secularism and made India an intolerant Country.

India suffered around 3,400 communal riots between 2016 and 2020, including the Delhi riot of 2020 when 53 people were killed.

4) Rise in Inflation and Unemployment

Inflation and unemployment have reached new records under NDA’s Government in 75 years. Prime Minister Modi had promised the youth give two crore jobs every year but snatched away around 12.5 crore jobs in the last eight years

The GDP has reached its “new low” in the last eight years. The GDP-rise rate during the Congress-UPA rule from 2004-05 to 2013-1014 was 8.36 %, but with the BJP-NDA’s rule from 2014-15 to 2020-21  it crashed down to 4.75%. The value of the Indian rupee is performing the worst in Asia, with the currency witnessing its steepest fall in 75 years.

It is strange that these failures are not pointed out by mainline Media which compelled us as citizens to share this. We do hope that the people in the country will take note of these failures and strive to choose wisely so as to build up the nation’s economy and liberal unity in diversity essence.

Pratham Pasalkar

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