Prime Minister Modi's address and Congress criticism!

Dressed in colorful Rajasthani cultural attire, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who hoisted the flag for the 10th consecutive time at Delhi's historic Red Fort on the occasion of the 77th Independence Day, said, ``India is moving forward with renewed confidence and determination. He said that population, democracy and diversity are capable of fulfilling all the country's dreams.

The Prime Minister emphasized that the progress of the country is possible only through the youth and the time has come for India to become a world champion through the youth.
``The next five years will be the golden moment of unprecedented growth and realizing the dream of India becoming a developed country by 2047. Next year, on August 15, I will list the development achievements of the country at the same Red Fort," said Prime Minister Modi.

Prime Minister Modi's 10-year tenure as Prime Minister ends in May next year. This is his 10th Independence Day speech. The flag can be hoisted at the Red Fort only if he is elected as Prime Minister next time. The Prime Minister has hinted that he will win the 2024 elections and become the Prime Minister again.
The Prime Minister's speech was warmly welcomed by the BJP Union Ministers and leaders, but the Congress strongly criticized it. Congress leader Kharge said that Prime Minister Modi will hoist the national flag at his residence next year. Congress has accused  Modi's speech as full of lies and empty promises.

The Indian Lok Sabha elections will be held in April-May next year. In this election, the opposition parties formed an alliance named I.N.D.I.A. Meanwhile, the National Democratic Alliance is trying to regain power.

The Prime Minister's speech on Independence Day seems to have started the BJP's campaign for the upcoming parliamentary elections. This has instigated the opposition parties to be kickstart their campaign.It has been a long time since both the teams started their winning streak. But who will be crowned the winner by the voters?