‘Under-confident, shaky, nervous’: PM Modi's speech fumble, ‘dimaagi Naxal’ dig trigger Oppn attack, Congress reacts

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent public address has ignited a firestorm of criticism from opposition parties, particularly concerning his perceived delivery and a specific remark. Critics from the Congress party have labeled the Prime Minister as 'under-confident, shaky, and nervous' during his speech.

The opposition has zeroed in on a particular phrase, referring to opponents as 'dimaagi Naxal' (loosely translated as 'mental Naxalites'), which has been widely condemned. This comment, coupled with observations of the Prime Minister's delivery, has fueled the opposition's attack.

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Superhuman without teleprompter (Mahamanav bina teleprompter ke).

Congress leader Pawan Khera shared a video clip of the speech on social media, sarcastically commenting, 'Superhuman without teleprompter (Mahamanav bina teleprompter ke).' This move amplified the criticism, framing the Prime Minister's performance as lacking assurance and relying heavily on prepared text.

The controversy highlights the sharp political divisions in India, with opposition parties seizing on any perceived misstep by the ruling party. The critique focuses not only on the content of the speech but also on the Prime Minister's public persona and communication style.

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Under-confident, shaky, nervous