New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Criticizing left-wing politics as a “regressive ideology” has lost much of its ground, even as he praised Guru Sadanandan, a BJP MP from Kerala, for his maiden speech in the Lok Sabha and admired his courage after losing his legs in a brutal attack by alleged supporters. CPM More than thirty years ago.Mastur displayed his prosthetic leg during a speech in the House of Representatives on February 2 to highlight the brutality of his CPM rivals, a charge denied by members of the party.“Your courage is well known in Kerala and among many of us, but when you showed the prosthetic limb that supported you, it surprised people in Parliament and across India. People could not understand how a hard-working teacher in a vibrant democracy like ours could be attacked by followers of a regressive ideology,” Modi said. He added, “Today, it is remarkable that as you sit proudly in Parliament, regressive ideologies have shrunk considerably! The way some MPs mock you and question your struggle is appalling even by their own pessimistic standards.”However, Modi did not directly mention left-wing parties.Echoing Sadanandan’s anguish over the political situation in Kerala, the Prime Minister said people are fed up with the Congress-led United Democratic Front and the CPI-led LDF, the two main rivals in the state, where the BJP has made some gains but remains a distant third so far.Modi recalled his recent visit to Thiruvananthapuram and said he received an extraordinary welcome. “The arrival of the youth is particularly pleasing. This shows that the people of Kerala appreciate our vision of Vikasita Keralam. I am sure you will be happy that Kerala will benefit immensely from the recently presented budget and its provisions in various areas,” he said.
