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During a public address, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of disrespecting India’s historical figures while pursuing appeasement politics. Modi criticized Gandhi’s remarks on Rajas and Maharajas, contrasting it with his silence on the atrocities committed by Nawabs, Nizams, Sultans, and Badshahs. He also condemned Congress for its alleged alliances with parties that have praised figures like Aurangzeb, known for their oppressive actions in Indian history.
Modi accused the Congress of pursuing vote bank politics by disregarding the contributions of Rajas and Maharajas while highlighting their flaws. He criticized Congress’s purported appeasement mindset, evident in its manifesto and alliances. Modi further alleged that the Congress government in Karnataka has failed to address law and order issues, citing recent incidents of violence and negligence.
Highlighting the alleged connections between Congress and banned organizations like PFI, Modi criticized Congress for seeking support from such groups to secure electoral victories. He condemned Congress’s proposal for an “inheritance tax,” describing it as a “dangerous” formula that would penalize individuals for saving assets for their children.
Modi urged Congress to prioritize national interests over political gains, emphasizing the need for accountability and transparency in governance. He called on Congress to address pressing issues, such as law and order, with sincerity and urgency, rather than resorting to divisive tactics for electoral benefits.
