BJP President JP Nadda, after completing the achievements of the Modi government at the completion of 11 years in power, a few hours after the release of a document, the country’s major opposition party issued a rebuttal, accusing the ruling party of spreading “lies” and failures behind the grand series.

’11 Saal Jhothee Vikas Ke Vaade ‘, Congress Rajya Sabha MP and head of the party’s research department, Prof. While issuing a document called Rajiv Gowda, he criticized the BJP’s “hollow promises and misleading claims”.

Poverty and hunger: a crisis, not an achievement

Gowda responded to the Modi government’s claim of poverty reduction through the Free Food Grain Scheme, saying, “They proudly claim that 81 crore people are getting free food grains, but that the entry of collective poverty is in itself. India is 105th in the world – it is no reason for the ceremony.”

He highlighted the implications of widespread malnutrition:

• Stunting among children: 35.5 percent

• Waste: 19.3 percent

• Children with low weight: 32.1 percent

“Almost a third of Indian children are malnourished – this is reality”Vikasit (Developed) India ‘, “he said.

Education and infrastructure: Grand Plan, Poor distribution

On the BJP’s claim of expansion of Eklawa residential schools, Gowda said that more than 700 schools were announced, around 300 remains non-functional. In overall education sector, he flagged off vacancies:

• 5,000 teaching posts in top universities are vacant (till November 2024)

• Myims Delhi and other new AIIMS institutions face a shortage of more than 40 percent faculty

Defense and indigenization: big things, slow progress

Gowda also questioned the claims of defense indigenization, indicating:

• 40 percent of the 5,000 items listed for indigenization have not been indigenous

• India is one of the top defense importers in the world

• 23 are delayed by 55 ‘Mission Mode’ DRDO projects

• R&D is only 5.45 percent of India’s defense budget

Economy: inequality and unemployment

As the “fastest growing economy” misleading of the BJP’s claim of India, Gowda asked, “Are we really benefiting from our demographic dividend? Where are the jobs?”

He reminded that the BJP promised 2 crore jobs annually – “A. Jumla It remains incomplete ”.

Congress leader also expressed concern over inequality:

• The top 1 percent of the population controls 40 percent of India’s money

• 50 percent hold below is more than just 3 percent

“This economy is not the need of India. Without fixing such inequalities, we cannot unlock India’s real economic capacity,” Gowda said.

‘Jumla Sarkar’: One year performance under fire

The Congress has released a second document called ‘one more Bar Jumla Sarkar’ on the one -year performance of the third Modi government in the office. Supreme Court lawyer and Congress spokesperson Mahima Singh listed the latest failures:

• 12,717 start-ups closed alone in 2024

• Start-up funding is from $ 38 billion (2021) to $ 14.4 billion (2024)

• 259 Start-up has closed the shop in the first four months of 2025

From ‘Start-up India’ to ‘Shut-Down India’-this is the harsh ground reality, “she said.

On the PM-Kisan Yojana, Singh said that while the government claimed Rs 3.7 lakh crore to the beneficiaries, 2.25 crore names were removed from the list between April 2022 and November 2023.

Rising crime, terrorist incidents and image management

Referring to the data of NCRB (National Crime Records Bureau), Singh said that crimes against women have doubled, with 4.5 lakh cases in 2022-23. He also raised questions about national security, citing four terrorist attacks in 18 months and allegedly inactivated.

He excavated on the optical approach of the Modi government:

• “Who made high walls and green curtains to hide the slums during the Namast Trump and the G20 summit?”

• “Which more than 600 Indians returned home to chains by the US Navy?”

‘There is no sense of service, only the spectacle’

Singh concluded, “They talk about service, but they have a sense of dedication and etiquette to communicate with people. They claim good governance, but where is the accountability?”

Confirming the Congress’ commitment to truth, he said: “We remind Narendra Modi that it is believed in the country Satyamev JayateLet the truth be strong – and don’t be afraid of it. ,