No level playing field?PM Modi slams opposition accusations

New Delhi:

Prime Minister Narendra dismissed opposition claims that there was “no level playing field” in the elections, noting that only 3% of cases filed by the Enforcement Directorate were against political leaders. Furthermore, the rules of the investigative agency were not set by his government. He said the government had made every effort to include opposition parties in the formation of institutions, even adjusting the law to include opposition leaders in the Electoral Commission.

When asked about the incident, Prime Minister Modi told news agency ANI in an exclusive interview: “The Enforcement Directorate is doing a good job. 97 per cent of the cases are against people who are not involved in politics.”

“Not a single law (ED, CBI filing case) was brought by my government. On the contrary, the Election Commission reforms were brought by my government,” PM Modi said on the opposition’s accusations against the BJP over CBI, IT and CBI etc. said the investigating agency exerted influence. Law Enforcement Bureau.

PM Modi added: “Those who are close to the ‘family’ were appointed as election commissioners and later were given Lok Sabha seats and departments… We (BJP) cannot reach this level.”

Still, the opposition’s accusations only prove they are bracing themselves for an impending defeat, he added, citing earlier complaints about electronic voting machines.

During the interview, Prime Minister Modi also answered questions on the “Modiji Guarantee”, one country, one election, the 100-day plan and long-term plans for the 100th anniversary of India’s independence in 2047.

“I have a great plan…No need to give it to anyone (No one needs to be afraid of it). My decision was not made to scare anyone or undermine anyone. They are formulated for the overall development of the country. ” Prime Minister Modi said when asked about his policies. “Abito Trailer Sea” Comments on 10 years of NDA government.