<h1>Opposition says PM wrongly claims credit as GST amendments are politically packaged, inadequate; demands comprehensive reform and compensation extension</h1> The opposition accused the prime minister of claiming sole credit for recent amendments to the GST regime enacted by the GST Council, criticized the reforms as inadequate and politically packaged, and reiterated long-standing demands for comprehensive GST reform (including higher thresholds for interstate supplies, sectoral reliefs, state-level GST for excluded goods, and a five-year extension of revenue compensation to states). It described the current system as overly complex with multiple slabs, evasion, costly compliance and inverted duties, and questioned whether delayed changes will spur private investment. The reforms reduce rates on about 375 items, transition to a two-tier structure, and leave compensation and some sectoral issues unresolved.