Dubai / New Delhi (Web Desk): The UAE-based publication Gulf Times has highlighted the devastating impact of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s economic policies and mismanagement on ordinary Indians.
Contrary to the government’s grand promises, large sections of the population are being pushed decades backward, deprived of basic necessities.
The report emphasizes India’s worsening gas crisis. Due to severe shortages and skyrocketing prices, many poor and middle-class households are forced to revert to burning wood and coal.
Millions of citizens no longer have access to affordable gas, exposing the reality behind the government’s “Ujjwala Scheme” propaganda.
Gulf Times also points out that mismanagement has disrupted petroleum supply across India. Citizens face long queues at fuel stations, often waiting for hours without guaranteed access to petrol.
According to the report, the ongoing economic turmoil is a direct result of poor planning and disconnect between Modi’s administration and public priorities.
Analysts note the irony that while India claims to be emerging as a major global economy, its citizens are struggling for essential energy supplies like gas and petrol.