Modi 8: From politics to diplomacy, 8 toughest challenges of Modi government in 8 years

It has been eight years since Narendra Modi occupied the power of the country. Today (26 May) is the third anniversary of the second term of the Modi government. In its eight-year tenure, the Modi government has shown how a government with political will can change the course of politics with its decisions.
The Narendra Modi government has completed eight years of journey. On 26 May 2014, Narendra Modi was sworn in as the Prime Minister for the first time and became Prime Minister again in 2019. During this, Modi’s tenure was full of ups and downs. In the last eight years, from politics to diplomacy, sometimes his work was appreciated and sometimes his decision was questioned.

In such a situation, today we are talking about the eight most difficult moments of the Modi government, whose decision has taken a lot of hard work till it is brought to the ground.

Agriculture Law: Biggest and toughest decision

The toughest decision during the eight years of the Modi government was to bring in the Agriculture Act. For the improvement of the agriculture sector, when the Modi government brought three agricultural laws, big claims were made, but as soon as the law was passed in Parliament, the farmers of Punjab came out on the road, after which the farmers of many states including Haryana and UP. started protesting.

The farmers were angry to such an extent that they camped on the borders of Delhi for more than a year for the return of the agricultural law and many farmers also lost their lives. During this, the farmers started opposing the BJP leaders even after they entered the village. Even after all the efforts of the Modi government, the farmers were not ready to accept it. In such a situation, the Modi government had to withdraw the Agriculture Act.