Empty vessels make most noise, so did PM Modi invoke Nehru, to distract nation's attention from his own 'failures'

Empty vessels make most noise, so did PM Modi invoked Nehru, to distract nation's attention from his own 'failures'. 

The nation hits back at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, charging that defamation of Jawaharlal Nehru and minimum democratic governance was his model.

The Prime Minister Modi has an "obsession" with Nehru as he invokes him to distract the nation's attention from his own failures and current challenges on which he maintains a complete silence.

The prime minister came a day after he attacked the party during the debate on the 'Glorious 75 year journey of India's Constitution'.

It was the famous French philosopher Voltaire who had first said that if God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent Him.

For our self-anointed divinity - if Nehru had not existed, it would have been necessary to invent him.

What would the prime minister do without Nehru, for whom he has a pathological obsession? Nehru is necessary to distract the nation's attention from His own failures.

Nehru is necessary to divert the nation's attention from current challenges on which He maintains a complete silence.

Nehru is necessary to deny the nation's many achievements before May 2014. What Modi did from 2014 til date is giving national booti to the Adanies and Ambanies and to those looters of public exchequor in the forms of wiving of millions o Rupees alleging that they are bad loans. 

It was unfortunare on the part of the Prime Minister Modi to accuse the Congress of repeatedly mutilating the Constitution, having "tasted blood" in its "greed" for power, as he asserted that his government's policies and decisions since 2014 have been aimed at boosting India's strength and unity in line with the vision of the Constitution.