Modi's rule comprises of only 'speeches' & 'assurances': Congress attacks BJP

Modi's government is all about 'less work' and 'more publicity', says Congress' Kamal Nath on Friday, May 26, 2017. (Image: ABP Live)

New Delhi: On the completion of Modi government's three years in office on Friday, where on the one hand PM celebrated it by inaugurating a bridge in Assam, Congress attacked the party saying that it has done nothing but "publicity". Here are important excerpts from Congress party's press conference:

• In last three years, Modi's politics is nothing but "artwork": Congress
• Modi's rule comprises of only 'speeches' & 'assurances': Congress attacks BJP
• Modi's government is all about 'less work' and 'more publicity': Congress' Kamal Nath
• BJP spending Rs 2000 cr on celebration,3 years of Modi govt can be summed up as 'Bhashan aur aashwaasan, yeh hai mera shaasan' : Kamal Nath

On the third anniversary of his taking over as Prime Minister, Narendra Modi was in Assam on Friday  and inaugurated the country's longest bridge, Dhola-Sadiya. Image: ABP Live

BREAKING: #NarendraModi inaugurates 9.15-km-long Dhola-Sadiya bridge over Brahmaputra river pic.twitter.com/8mAmIiKAsy

— ABP News (@abpnewstv) May 26, 2017

He also address a public meeting. "I will be in Assam tomorrow to take part in various programmes. I am eagerly awaiting this opportunity to interact with people of Assam," he tweeted on Thursday.

I will be in Assam tomorrow to take part in various programmes. I am eagerly awaiting this opportunity to interact with people of Assam. — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 25, 2017

Modi, who led the BJP to a massive victory in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, was sworn-in as the prime minister on May 26 that year. He said he will also lay the foundation stone for two key projects - AIIMS and Agriculture Research Institute. "Both projects will quicken the development of Assam & the Northeast," he said in another tweet. Referring to the Dhola-Sadiya bridge which he will inaugurate, the prime minister said, "This is one of the most important infrastructure projects in our nation." The 9.15-km-long bridge will reduce the travel time between Assam and Arunachal Pradesh from six hours to just one hour as the distance will shrink by 165 kms. Modi also congratulated Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonwal and his government for completing one year in office. "Congrats to @BJP4Assam Government under @sarbanandsonwal for completing a year in office & undertaking remarkable development initiatives," he tweeted. "I am also happy on the support towards @BJP4India across the Northeast. We are committed to serving the region & enhancing its progress," the prime minister added.

I am also happy on the support towards @BJP4India across the Northeast. We are committed to serving the region & enhancing its progress. — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) May 25, 2017