Bengaluru: Prime Minister Narendra Modiaccused the opposition on Sunday Congress of becoming a parasite after being separated from one’s old partner DMK In Tamil Nadu.“DMK stood with the Congress for three decades and saved the Congress time and again during crises. The UPA government before 2014 also survived due to the support of DMK. But as soon as the political equations changed, the power-hungry Congress stabbed the DMK in the back...Now Congress is looking for some other party to ride as a parasite.”Speaking to thousands of supporters who gathered at the HAL airport to welcome him before he left for Sri Sri Ravi Shankar’s Art of Living International Centre, Modi took out about 30 minutes to address the gathering. State leaders attempted to consolidate support with ‘anti-Bangladesh’ and ‘save Hindu’ slogans.Modi listed the downfalls of the Congress in various states: In Himachal Pradesh, the Congress-led government has not been able to pay salaries; Farmers are being driven to suicide in Telangana; And governance in Karnataka has lagged behind due to internal strife.While he said the Congress machinery is betraying the country by focusing on how the government has not been formed in Tamil Nadu, he said: “But in Kerala, despite having the majority, to form the government, they are unable to decide on ministers – should they use the 2.5-year formula or the one-year-per-CM formula? No solution is still at hand.”He pointed to the pattern of ‘stabbing party MLAs in the back after making promises to them’. Modi said, “This has happened in Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and it is continuing in Karnataka too; now it is Kerala’s turn.”Saying that the BJP is continuously expanding in the South, and people want “politics driven by speed, scale, solutions and national policy”, he said the BJP, which has now secured three seats in Kerala, is reaching a stage where victory in the state is no longer far away.