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'Cong Building The Future Of Only Two Families': PM Modi Hits Out In Assam Rally

| Apr 06, 2026, 11:55:24 PM | TOI.in
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During a public rally in Hojai, Assam, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a pointed dig at the Congress party, accusing it of prioritising dynastic interests over public welfare. Without naming anyone directly, he criticised Congress for its “family-first” approach, contrasting it with the BJP’s focus on development and governance. Modi suggested the party remains preoccupied with serving a “shahi parivar” in Delhi, while in Assam, leadership also revolves around a single family. Highlighting the BJP’s governance model, he emphasised the party’s commitment to improving the lives of people through sustained development, following the principle of “nation first, people first.” Modi said, “Congress is busy building the future of only two families… Their slogan is family first. Such people can never do good to Assam or the country.”#narendramodi #bjp #congress #assam #rahulgandhi #dynasticpolitics #politics

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