After achche din, koi lauta de mere beete huye din: CPI-M

August 29, 2014 18:47

"Koi lauta de mere beete huye din," this famous song of Kishore Kumar is being hummed on the streets by the people today after 100 days of Modi government, senior CPI-M leader Sitaram Yechury said today.

Reacting to the completion of 100 days in office by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, he said, "Earlier, the people were forced to listen to 'achche din aanewale hain' (good days are coming. And they were made to believe it."

"Now instead, the people are now humming 'koi lauta de mere beete huye din (someone return my good old days)' on the streets after 100 days of this government," Yechury said.

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