In a fiery speech on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a blistering attack on the INDIA bloc, led by the Congress, accusing them of aiming to undermine the strength of Hinduism.
Speaking to a massive crowd, PM Modi lambasted the Congress, dubbing them as the "sultan of division" and alleging their association with the "tukde tukde gang."
"The Congress seeks to sow discord and fracture the nation, persisting in its efforts to weaken the fabric of our country. Their disdain for Hinduism remains unchanged. Yet, as long as Modi is at the helm, fortified by your support, their sinister agendas shall not prosper. This is my pledge," asserted PM Modi during the rally.
While emphasizing his commitment to transparency in governance, PM Modi questioned the Congress's accountability for its six decades of rule. "While Modi strives to be answerable, has the Congress ever presented its performance report for its extensive tenure? Their agenda revolves solely around instigating crises and perpetuating betrayal," he remarked.
Taking a swipe at Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge, PM Modi criticized his remarks on Kashmiri sentiments post the abrogation of Article 370. "The people of Karnataka have witnessed how the Congress rewarded those who spoke against the nation," he pointed out.
PM Modi also questioned the necessity for seeking permission to chant patriotic slogans like "Bharat Mata ki Jai," expressing incredulity at the notion. "Must one seek approval even for expressing devotion to Bharat Mata?" he pondered.
Highlighting the Congress's history of opposition to nationalistic slogans, PM Modi accused them of recklessly jeopardizing national interests for political gain. "From opposing Vande Mataram to now Bharat Mata ki Jai, the Congress's arrogance knows no bounds. They toy with fire in their pursuit of power," he cautioned.
In his closing remarks, PM Modi underscored India's growing global stature and condemned Congress leaders for tarnishing the country's image abroad. "We witness the ascent of our nation on the world stage, garnering respect globally. Yet, Congress leaders abroad spare no effort to disparage India," he lamented, rallying the crowd with his nationalist fervor.
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