Modi Slams Congress’ Alleged Exploitation of Religious Sentiments at Morena Rally

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his address at the Vijay Sankalp Rally in Morena, Madhya Pradesh, launched a scathing attack on the Congress party, accusing it of exploiting religious sentiments for political gains.

In a passionate speech, Modi criticized the Congress government in Karnataka for what he deemed as religious appeasement tactics. He alleged, “These (Congress) people are again using religious appeasement as a pawn.” Modi specifically targeted the decision of the Karnataka government to grant Other Backward Class (OBC) status to the entire Muslim community in the state. According to Modi, this move came at the expense of the existing OBC communities, depriving them of opportunities and benefits previously allocated to them.

The Prime Minister’s remarks at the Vijay Sankalp Rally underscored his belief that the Congress party prioritizes identity politics over genuine social welfare. He accused the Congress of resorting to divisive tactics to garner electoral support, rather than focusing on inclusive development.

The Vijay Sankalp Rally serves as a significant platform for the BJP to mobilize support for its policies while critiquing the opposition.

Modi’s speech is expected to spark debates and discussions, particularly concerning the Congress’ approach to religious and social issues and its impact on communal harmony and equitable governance. As political tensions rise, citizens will closely monitor the responses from opposition quarters, especially regarding issues related to religious identity and political strategy.

The Prime Minister’s impassioned address not only energizes the party base but also reinforces the BJP’s narrative of governance centered on meritocracy and inclusive growth. With elections looming, such pointed criticisms are likely to influence public perception and shape the discourse leading up to the polls.

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