AGARTALA, Aug 15 (TIWN): Prime Minister Narendra Modi has declared war against ‘Bhrasthachar’ (corruption), ‘Parivarbad’ (nepotism) and ‘Tushtikaran’ (appeasement) while addressing the nation on 77th Independence Day. “My dear people of the nation. I need your help in the journey so that in 2047 when India will be celebrating its 100 years of Independence Day, the country should be in its best form. That’s why three diseases due to which the nation has been suffering should be cleaned. They are : ‘Bhrasthachar’, ‘Parivarbad’ and ‘Tushtikaran’.

“We must create hatred against corruption. It’s your money that has been looted for the last many decades. 20% rise was seen in our Govt’s time in fight against corruption. We have seized illegal stalks, properties and that’s why Modi is not considered a good person but we have to free the nation from corruption. That’s why when we take a case/ matter, they do not get easy bails. We have to continue the fight against corruption”, said Modi to the audience at Red Fort.

“Secondly, the Parivarbad should have met an end because it’s not good for our republic. A Parivarbad can not strengthen the nation but here are some parties which are of the family, by the family and for the family. The brother and nephew culture should be ended. And, thirdly, the Tushtikaran must be ended as due to that development can not happen and social justice can’t be met”, added Prime Minister Modi.