Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while addressing a public programme in his parliamentary constituency Varanasi, reiterated his government’s commitment to inclusive development, contrasting it with what he described as the self-serving politics of opposition parties.
“Our guiding mantra in serving the nation has always been Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas,” Modi said. “We move forward with the spirit of selfless dedication to this idea.”
In a sharp critique aimed at rival parties, the Prime Minister accused them of prioritizing dynastic politics over national interest. “Those who are only focused on grabbing power and playing political games day and night, follow a very different principle — Parivar ka Saath, Parivar ka Vikas,” he said, implying that such leaders are driven by personal and familial gains rather than public service.
The remarks come amid intensifying political campaigns ahead of upcoming elections, with Modi continuing to position his government as one focused on nation-building, while attacking opposition parties for what the BJP often describes as nepotism and corruption.
