In a scathing address during consecutive rallies in Madhya Pradesh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress of perpetuating the 'divide and rule' strategy in its pursuit of power.
Emphasizing the grand old party's historical alignment with those plotting to undermine the nation, PM Modi asserted that the Congress' legacy of fostering division persists.
Addressing the crowd in the Malwa-Nimar region, PM Modi also critiqued the Congress on the Ram temple issue, contending that, for them, Lord Ram remains an "imaginary" character.
Drawing on Mahatma Gandhi's principles, the Prime Minister highlighted the importance of governance rooted in honesty and ethics, envisioning a 'Ram Rajya' in the nation—a vision he claimed the Congress obstructed during its prolonged rule by constructing a fortress of corruption.
PM Modi, a key campaigner for the BJP, asserted that India's global standing is on the rise, a trend unsettling to the Congress. He accused the opposition of incessantly targeting him while grappling with the transformation of the country's international profile.
According to PM Modi, the Congress's discomfort with India's growing stature on the global stage is driving their efforts to sow instability and chaos within the nation.
As the November 17 assembly elections loom, the political discourse in Madhya Pradesh takes center stage with PM Modi leading the charge against the Congress' alleged divisive tactics.
(With agency updates)
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