Punjab CM Criticizes PM Modi's Foreign Travel Amid Calls for Economic Austerity

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for urging Indians to postpone foreign travel while continuing his overseas trips. Mann questioned the PM's policies amid rising fuel prices, highlighting the inconsistency of measures suggested by Modi. He also emphasized the need for transparent electoral roll revisions.

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has openly criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for urging citizens to delay foreign travels while continuing his own international trips. Mann's remarks come as Modi appealed for economic austerity given the West Asian crisis and its impact on global fuel prices.

Mann questioned the prime minister's approach, highlighting inconsistencies in policy measures such as advocating for reduced gold purchases and increased use of public transportation, while Modi persists with international engagements. The Punjab leader expressed concerns over the central government's economic strategies and their impact on ordinary people.

In a related issue, Mann also raised concerns over the transparency of the upcoming Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Punjab. He called for a fair process, ensuring no legitimate votes are deleted, and assured vigilance from his party members during the revision.