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PM Modi attacks corruption, ‘parivaarvaad’ in Independence Day speech

Byindianadmin

Aug 15, 2022
PM Modi attacks corruption, ‘parivaarvaad’ in Independence Day speech

Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his Independence Day speech attacked corruption and ‘parivaarvaad’ (nepotism) in India and asked the residents for his or her make stronger to fight it.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing the nation on Independence Day from Red Citadel. (Describe from @BJP4India on Twitter)

In his speech addressing the nation on Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi acknowledged India is on the 2nd facing two massive challenges – corruption and ‘parivaarvaad’ (nepotism).

The prime minister trained his guns on ‘parivaarvaad’ (nepotism) and acknowledged a total lot of establishments in India had been shackled by nepotism. He acknowledged, “It’s no longer exiguous to excellent politics and it promotes corruption. We possess to free the nation from nepotism as it is impeding the enhance of the nation.”

He added that there is a have to lift awareness in opposition to nepotism to realise the capacity of India’s establishments and to desire the nation forward on the belief that of advantage.

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Talking on the topic of corruption within the nation, he acknowledged, “Corruption is hollowing the nation worship a termite and we can possess to fight it.” He added that these who looted India within the previous are “paying for his or her sins now”. “We’re confiscating their sick-gotten reach,” added the prime minister.

He asked folks for his or her make stronger in struggling with corruption and acknowledged he takes on “every corruption and the corrupted”.

PM Modi addressed the nation from the Red Citadel in a speech that lasted for approximately 83 minutes.

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