On Thursday, Shiv Sena (UBT) took dig at central government after analyze the corruption rate in India. The corruption rate is increasing day by day in Country, and India is ranked among 100 most corrupt country in world. Due to this, Uddhav Sena slams BJP and criticized PM Narendra Modi. He calls his promise to remove corruption from the country ‘ hollow.’ As per the report, India ranks on the 96th position now, as compared to the 93th position last year.
Uddhav Sena slams BJP, says all Promises as ‘ Hollow’
PM Modi make some declarations before and after come to power as, “I will neither take bribes nor allow anyone else to do so”. Shiv Sena says, as like other promises, this also turned to be ‘ hollow’. The international report clear it that government’s efforts to remove corruption are nothing more than false fake. The rate of corruption is increasing day by day, and the nation is registered with disgrace instead of honor, reports said.
It further criticized the Modi government’s stand on corruption and say, “The government’s statements about combating corruption do nothing, this is why India’s name is being written in black coal being the corrupt nations.” It also questions on BJP’s credibility, and alleged the politicians have found just shelter in their power.
Shiv Sena recalled Modi’s previous statements
While Uddhav Sena slams BJP, and also recalled the previous statements, “ When BJP comes, corruption run away”, declaration by PM Modi. He recalled this statement and said the reality is when the BJP comes, the corruption runs towards them. Many corrupt individuals joined the BJP and involved in wrongdoing. “These selfish people share the stage with Modi and sit right to him, reports said.”
Comparing to India, neighbouring countries like Pakistan ranks on 135th position, Bangladesh on 149th, Sri Lanka 121st, and China stands at 76th. Further, the Transparency International report said, “Denmark, famous for its transparent governance and index for the seventh consecutive year.
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