Hyderabad, Aug.23 (Maxim News): CPI National Secretary Dr. K. Narayana today came down heavily on Prime Minister of the Country Narendra Modi and alleged that the central government was killing people and democracy by shedding tears. He mocked that while Taliban leaders from Afghanistan are killing people with the help of guns , the Modi government is killing the people in a peaceful manner. He said that 19 national and retinal parties of the country had chalked out an action plan to highlight the anti people policies of the central government .
Addressing media persons along with state secretary of the party Chada Venkat Reddy and former Rajya Sabha MP Aziz pasha ar makdhoom bhavan , he alleged that Modi government had approved several important bills in parliament without holding discussions on public problems .
He said that he was clueless about the purpose of the recent parliament session. He mocked that the BJP leaders had embarked upon Jana Ashirwada Yatra in order to divert the attention of the people of the country from the failures of BJP led NDA government. Talking about Pegasus , he liked it with the talibans and said that both were equally dangerous. He alleged that PM Modi was selling out the assets of the country to industrialists Ambani and Adani. He alleged that the central government was threatening some people in order to hand over all the airports of the country.
He alleged that the central government had threatened the management of Mumbai airport to handover the airport to Adani. Referring to the comments of Vice President of the country M. Venkaiah Naidu about the Organization of parliament sessions, he said that the same Venkaiah Naidu had failed to run the house in a proper manner. He said that they would hold an extensive meeting of the party on September 4 and 5 of the next month in the national capital New Delhi. (Maxim News)
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