Satyapal Malik portrays grim future for India under Modi

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Former Governor of Meghalaya, Satyapal Malik launched a scathing attack on Narendra Modi led Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government and said that the situation of India will worsen  and Centre will be  responsible for that.

He attacked the BJP government on the Agniveer scheme and said, “The Agniveer scheme of the Modi government is just a conspiracy to destroy the Kisan community, because the children of farmers used to go to good positions in the army after being educated. Those people used to give opportunity to the children of other farmers to join the army after being educated. Now the youth will not be able to do anything in the army job which will be only 3 years. I have come to know that youth with Agniveer will not be allowed to even touch weapons. In such a situation, the Indian government is engaged in destroying the army.”

“The situation of the country will worsen in the coming times as there will be multiple battles coming and only the Modi government will be responsible for this. Modi should not forget that power comes and goes. Do not put the country in such a bad condition that it cannot be improved again,” he said.

He also took a dig at the ‘Gujarat model’ of the present govt and said, “The Gujarat model is nothing. It has the same poverty. The farmers are suffering. There is unemployment and no medical facilities. The schools are also not good. There is no heaven in Gujarat.” Malik also asked the centre to keep up its promise with the people regarding MSP.

This is not the first time that Malik has criticized the BJP govt. Malik has made numerous comments against the BJP govt and has also been a constant critique of the Modi’s farm laws.

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