There will be anarchy if there is no Modi: Prakash Javadekar
Union minister Prakash Javadekar on Sunday said there was no alternative to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and that there would be “anarchy” in his absence.
Taking a dig at the Opposition rally organised by Trinamool Congress (TMC) chief Mamata Banerjee in Kolkata on Saturday, Javadekar said the forthcoming Lok Sabha polls would be fought on issues like — whether people want a “mazboot” (strong) or a “majboor” (weak) government.
“Looking at yesterday’s rally in Kolkata, where all the Opposition parties came together, it was evident that all these parties want to drive out Modi, but who is the alternative?
“They cannot present an alternative, so the condition in the country is like if there is no Modi, there will be anarchy,” the Union human resource development minister told reporters here.
Referring to the coalition rules of I K Gujral, Chandrashekhar and H D Deve Gowda in the past, he said people suffered during the days of those “weak governments”, while on the other hand, the public had seen the benefits of a “strong and policy-driven” government led by Modi.
“Therefore, people will choose between a mazboot and a majboor government,” he added.
