Modi Government "Disastrous", PM Only Fears Losing Elections: P Chidambaram
NDTV
Addressing a three-day training camp for Assam Congress workers here, the former Union minister said the country is "sliding down" fast.
Calling the BJP-led central government "disastrous", senior Congress leader P Chidambaram said on Thursday Prime Minister Narendra Modi fears only one thing - "losing elections" - and doesn't care for anything else, including his party colleagues.
Addressing a three-day training camp for Assam Congress workers here, the former Union minister said the country is "sliding down" fast and it will be in "grave peril" if the present government continues in office.
"This is a disastrous government. To cover up its monumental failures, this government has taken recourse to religion. Another reason to take side with religion is to divide the country on religious lines to win elections," he said.
The senior Congress leader said, "Modi has no fear of anything - his party, MPs, CMs, ministers, the president, the vice president, judges, God or anyone else."
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