Modi knows when to take on Rahul Gandhi and how !! Amid row over 'Vietnam visit' and repeated attempts to unleash 'anarchy'; PM says - "When the entire world is in search of a new order, some people are dreaming of disorder in India" :::: "Today's challenge is emergence of a new global order and also how to build an order"

"Congress has become 'par-jibi (parasites)".

 "When the entire world is in search of a new order, some people are dreaming of disorder in India", - PM Narendra Modi said at the NDTV World Summit. 

These people go abroad and defame India. They ask foreigners to intervene," Namo said.  

"Today, when there is so much disorder in the world, a strong picture of India should be presented to the world, but these people are interested only in ruining the reputation of the country, the Prime Minister said.  Modi launched a sharp attack on the Congress and said that the principal opposition party was putting national interests at risk in its repeated attempts to 'launch' its "failed" leader, Rahul Gandhi.  

Without naming Rahul Gandhi, the Prime Minister questioned how long the Congress would continue its efforts to establish its leader, using a comparison with repeated launch attempts to ridicule the party's political strategy. 

"I don't know how long the Congress will continue to put the country at stake for the launch of its failed product. 

(The Satish Dhawan Space Centre at) Sriharikota does not see as many launches as the Congress tries, unsuccessfully, to launch its leader in a year," he quipped.  

"Protests that naturally seek to highlight the shortcomings of the government, that genuinely aim to improve the system, which is essential for a healthy democracy, are also destroyed by the Congress," Modi pointed out.

"The Congress has become a "par-jibi (parasite)" that refuses to let anyone else progress. 

"Dimagi Naxals have taken such a 'kabzaa (firm grip) on the Congress’s mindset that the party has lost its own capacity to think...". 

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Modi said:

"This family of the Congress has become a burden on its own party. 

Even the senior figures in the party understand this; when we meet in private, they even tell us so. 

"But, swallowing the bitter pill of humiliation, they remain silent. This attitude of the Congress also harms the honest critics of the government and in a democracy, this is a heavy price to pay". 

"Honest critics suffer greatly because of this. The voices of those honest critics who genuinely care for the well-being of our democracy and the nation, and who, despite being staunch opponents of the government, seek to contribute, are left with no opportunity to be heard amidst the Congress’s constant shouting and uproar." 

"We have witnessed this in Parliament...".  

He further said: "...In a single year, there are fewer launches from our space centre at Sriharikota than the number of failed attempts the Congress makes to launch its leader."

"While the world is searching for a new order, some people are dreaming of disorder for India. These individuals are bent on tarnishing India’s reputation. They travel abroad to defame the nation and plead with foreigners to intervene in our affairs". 

"One wonders how much longer the Congress party will continue to put the nation at stake in its persistent attempts to launch its failed product," Modi said.

. In a single year, there are fewer launches from our space centre at Sriharikota than the number of failed attempts the Congress makes to launch its leader. 

The Congress is free to bring about its own ruin, that is of no concern to us. 

"But, in a desperate bid to shield their own family from the stain of constant failure, the Congress is now casting doubt on India’s achievements, its virtues and its progress," he said.   

PM also said:

"New powers are emerging, new voices are demanding their place, and new challenges are calling for new solutions. 

"When the realities of the world change but the way decisions are made remains the same, the gap between the global system and reality begins to widen. 

"This is what we are witnessing today. Trade is becoming a tool of weaponisation. Technology is emerging as a new arena for competition and conflict, while sea routes are becoming centres of geopolitical tensions." 

He added: "Therefore, today's challenge is not merely the emergence of a new global order, but how to build an order that accommodates changing realities, makes global institutions more effective, and strengthens cooperation among nations...".

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