Congress is certain to be defeated in Karnataka for its mis-governance: PM Modi
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Karnataka: PM Modi questions Congress’ misrule for 48 years and urged people to compare it to the 48 months of the NDA Government
More than Mr. Siddaramaiah, it is 'Seedha Rupaiyya' that drives the working of the Government in Karnataka, says PM Modi
Congress' is a 10 per cent government in Karnataka. No work is done here without any commission: PM Narendra Modi

While addressing a huge public meeting at Davanagere in Karnataka, PM Narendra Modi hit out at the Congress government in the state for its mis-governance and said that they would be defeated in the upcoming state elections. “Every section of society is unhappy with the Congress government in Karnataka”, he said.

“Election after election what are the people doing? They are removing Congress. When Congress goes, the harmful Congress culture also goes”, he remarked.

The public meeting witnessed a large number of farmers as attendees. The Prime Minister said that by focussing on farmers and rural India, the NDA government was taking several steps for the transformation of the agriculture sector. Pointing at various farm and agriculture initiatives, PM Narendra Modi said that it was the NDA government’s dream to double farmers’ income by 2022.

Shri Modi stated, “By focussing on farmers and rural India, the NDA government is taking several steps for the transformation of the agriculture sector. The crop insurance scheme brought by the NDA government is a comprehensive one.” He highlighted how ‘Operation Greens’ announced in this year’s budget would have a positive impact on agriculture sector and how value addition to crops would bring more prosperity to farmers.

Lashing out at the Congress he PM questioned their misrule for 48 years and urged people to compare it to the 48 months of the NDA. “One family ruled India for 48 years. One tea seller has served for almost 48 months. They grew up in riches so they never cared for the poor. I have seen poverty, which is why I am devoting all my time for the welfare of the poor and the farmers”, he said.

PM Modi took a jibe at Chief Minister Mr. Siddaramaiah and remarked that more than Siddaramaiah, it was ‘Seedha Rupaiya’ that drove the functioning of current Karnataka government. “More than Mr. Siddaramaiah, it is 'Seedha Rupaiyya' that drives the working of the Government in Karnataka. Everything seems to be happening at a price here in Karnataka. The state needs freedom from such corruption”, said Shri Modi.

Shri Modi alleged that Congress’ was a 10 per cent government in Karnataka and no work could be done without commission and bribery. Moreover, he questioned the state government for not being able to utilise the funds which the Centre had allocated for welfare of people. He said, “Congress government in Karnataka is insensitive towards healthcare facilities for people in the state. Centre sends funds, but why does it not spend on improving health infrastructure of the state.”

At the event, he also extended birthday greetings to Shri B S Yeddurappa and urged people to form a BJP Government under his leadership in the upcoming elections. 

 

 

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List of outcomes: Visit of the Prime Minister to France
June 14, 2026

S.No.

MoUs/ Agreements/ Announcements

Area

1

Adoption of India-France Innovation Roadmap 2030

Technology and Innovation, Research and Education

2.

Creation of a Joint India-France AI Working Group focused on AI governance

3.

Memorandum of Understanding on the establishment of a National Centre of Excellence for Skilling in Aeronautics and Allied Sectors at NSTI, Kanpur

4.

Expanded possibilities for using India’s real-time payment system – Unified Payments Interface (UPI) – in France

5.

Incubation of an additional 10 Indian startups at Station F.

6.

Establishment of a Centre of Digital Sciences between Department of Science and Technology (DST) and Institut National de Recherche en Sciences et Technologies du Numérique (INRIA)

7.

Establishment of an ICCR India Chair on “AI, Innovation and Culture” at Universite Paris-Saclay

8.

Letter of Intent between Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and Health Data Hub of France

9.

Setting up of a High-level Mechanism for realizing the goal of doubling bilateral trade in the next five years,  building on the existing Economic and Financial Dialogue

 

Trade, Investment and Supply chains

10.

Institution of an Economic Security Dialogue

11.

Declaration of Intent on Cooperation on Railway and High-speed Railway Development in India

12.

General Security Agreement on the Exchange and Protection of Classified Information

Strategic and Space

13.

Letter of Intent between ISRO and CNES concerning cooperation in the field of microgravity research and human space exploration