PM Modi renews 'naraz fufa' jibe at Congress in Vadodara | Capital TV
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday used his popular "naraz fufa" analogy to target the opposition Congress party during a public address in Vadodara, Gujarat. Addressing a large gathering that gave him an enthusiastic welcome, PM Modi stated that certain individuals and political groups can never truly be happy with the rapid progress and developmental achievements of India. He criticized the opposition's constant dissatisfaction and negativity regarding national milestones. The Prime Minister highlighted various ongoing development initiatives and emphasized that the country is moving forward decisively on the path of growth. Local leaders and thousands of citizens attended the event, which was marked by vibrant cultural displays and strong expressions of support for the ruling government's vision.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday renewed his "naraz fufa" jibe at the Congress, saying "some people could never be happy with India's progress." The Prime Minister received an enthusiastic welcome at the ‘NaMo for Viksit Bharat’ event, with organisers saying all seats were booked within an hour of online ticket sales opening.
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