In a fresh barrage of criticism, the Congress party took aim at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, pointing out the BJP's decision to field the son of incumbent MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, who faces allegations of sexually harassing women wrestlers. The party questioned whether women could truly feel secure in what they termed "Modi's India." Jairam Ramesh, the Congress general secretary, directed his inquiries at the prime minister just ahead of his rallies in Uttar Pradesh.

Ramesh highlighted several issues, including the completion status of Jaunpur Medical College and the condition of the Gomti River. He pointed out delays in the completion of Jaunpur Medical College, originally initiated in 2015 under Akhilesh Yadav's administration but still unfinished after nine years. Ramesh accused the BJP government of neglecting this project upon assuming power in Uttar Pradesh.

Regarding the Gomti River, Ramesh criticized the BJP for what he described as disregard for environmental regulations and court orders, resulting in degradation rather than conservation efforts. He lamented the river's deteriorating condition, blaming the BJP's neglect for its current state, which experts allegedly deem "practically dead."

Ramesh also condemned the BJP's decision to nominate Karan Bhushan Singh, son of Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, for a Lok Sabha seat despite allegations against his father. He argued that this move represented another failure by PM Modi to prioritize the safety and dignity of India's daughters.

The Congress's critique comes amidst ongoing political tensions in Uttar Pradesh, setting the stage for a heated electoral battle as various parties gear up for the upcoming polls.

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