It’s not been even so long since we voted for Modi with the hope that he will change the fate of India. He was not only the most suitable candidate but also the one who regarded as someone having the cleanest image and we undoubtedly had all the reasons to give the power to him and we did that too, but what we are witnessing in just four years is what we have never imagined.
While stamping the ballot for him, we never dreamt that our expectations would crumble this way. But remember Indian psyche, if we worship someone, we regard the person, sometimes, bigger and larger than the almighty, and this is also true that if that god starts playing with our trust, the next moment you see the person thrashed brutally on the floor.
Although, I have a long list of scams done in the rule of Modi but mentioning here only the major ones.
BJP leaders helped Lalit Modi in leaving the country. He was wanted in many cases of financial irregularities.
- Mining Scam, Rajasthan (2014)
Contracts worth over Rs 45, 000 cr signed, allocating loan for mining and that too without following auction procedures.
Rs. 1,000 cr fund to build houses for the poor was used to build only 200 houses.
Biggest ever PDS scam worth Rs. 36,000 cr.
Misuse of housing scheme by BJP minister Mahadev Naik in Goa.
Rs. 10,000 cr admission scam (DMAT) in MP. BJP member Rajendra was involved.
Awarded Chikki contracts worth Rs. 206 cr for school without inviting tenders.
Rs. 20,000 cr worth scam by GSPC
Vijay Mallya left the country despite CBI’s lookout notice. He owned around Rs. 9,000 cr to banks.
Modi government bought 36 Rafale fighter planes from Dassault-Ambani, giving them a huge profit.
- National Health Mission Scam (2016)
Tenders for procurement of medicines totaling Rs 297 cr awarded in a hasty manner defying NHM norms in Maharashtra.
- Corporate Loan Waiver Scam (2016-17)
Big corporates got loan waivers to the tune of Rs. 83, 492 cr.
DRI report exposed over-invoicing of imported power plant equipment worth Rs 50,000 cr.
Nirav Modi fled the county after defrauding banks of Rs. 21,306 cr.