Narendra Modi addresses BJP parliamentary party meet, accuses Opposition of spreading lies due to 'frustration'

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday accused the Opposition of spreading lies against his government due to its increasing “frustration” over electoral losses, and asked BJP MPs to use technology effectively to take the truth to the masses. [caption id=“attachment_4391229” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] A file image of Narendra Modi. PTI.[/caption] Modi made these remarks at the BJP Parliamentary Party meet in which party chief Amit Shah blamed the opposition for the impasse in Parliament and asked MPs to hold press conferences in the coming three days in their parliamentary constituencies to highlight the matter, party leaders Prakash Javadekar and Anil Baluni told reporters. With the party gearing up for Lok Sabha polls next year, Shah asked MPs to work to strengthen booth-level organisation in their constituencies, asserting that the organisation’s work at the booth level, along with BJP’s ideology and Modi’s leadership, has been a key reason for its success. Baluni also announced that the party will celebrate the period between 14 April, the birth anniversary of Dalit icon Bhim Rao Ambedkar, and May 5 as ‘gram swaraj abhiyan’ by holding a slew of events. It will observe Social Justice Day on 14 April, followed by various events to highlight ‘Swachh Bharat’ and ‘Ujjwala’ schemes and several other government initiatives.