Indian opposition leader Sanjay Singh has spoken out on why voters are unhappy with Prime Minister Narendra Modi following the recent election results. Singh, a prominent figure in the opposition party, has criticized Modi and his government for allegedly misleading the public and manipulating the stock market.
Singh’s comments come in the wake of the election results, which saw Modi’s ruling BJP fall short of a majority in parliament. The opposition leader has accused Modi and his right-hand-man, home minister Amit Shah, of giving misleading advice to the public after exit polls incorrectly predicted a landslide victory for the BJP.
According to Singh, Modi and Shah had urged people to buy stocks before June 4, claiming that they would “shoot up” after the election results were announced. However, when the results were finally released, Indian stocks suffered their biggest crash in four years, leaving many voters feeling betrayed and disillusioned.
In addition to criticizing Modi’s handling of the stock market, Singh has also raised concerns about the BJP’s efforts to form a coalition government. Reports suggest that the BJP’s minor allies are making significant demands regarding policy changes, forcing Modi to negotiate on cabinet roles and other key issues.
Overall, Singh’s comments reflect a growing sense of dissatisfaction among Indian voters with Modi’s leadership and the BJP’s handling of the recent election. As the opposition leader continues to speak out against the government, it remains to be seen how Modi will address these concerns and navigate the challenges of forming a new government.
