Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy has strongly accused the opposition parties of conspiring to destabilize the NDA government at the Center. He described Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's criticism as "slaps on the wrist". He said that the opposition parties are daydreaming of creating anarchy in the country and toppling the government without respecting the public verdict.

Kishan Reddy made these comments at a media conference organized in Hyderabad on Friday. He lamented that the opposition parties are abusing the democratic rights provided by the Constitution. He strongly condemned the propaganda being done by some parties saying that "the Modi government will collapse in ten months", and said that this is an insult to the public verdict.

"The people have given a clear verdict that Narendra Modi should continue as Prime Minister till 2029. However, the opposition parties are full of false hopes that they will do the same here as they changed governments in countries like Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Their hopes will never be fulfilled," Kishan Reddy criticized.

He reminded that even though the world is in a deep economic crisis, India is steadily moving forward on the path of development under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi. He accused the opposition parties of indulging in such conspiracies just because they see the government's performance. Kishan Reddy clarified that the Modi government is not afraid of Rahul Gandhi's palm-slapping, and that his government is very stable and will continue for the full term.