In a recent public rally held in Rudrapur, Uttarakhand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi voiced his concerns about the Congress party’s actions and their potential implications for India’s unity and stability.
Modi highlighted the Congress party’s shift in rhetoric since losing power. “They have started talking about igniting fire in India after staying out of power for just 10 years,” he stated. He called upon the citizens to respond to such actions by not allowing the party to return to power.
The Prime Minister further accused the Congress of abandoning democratic principles and pushing the country towards anarchy and instability. He referred to a case in Karnataka where a Congress leader suggested dividing the country into two parts. Modi questioned the crowd, “Shouldn’t those who talk about dividing the country be punished?”
Rather than taking action against the leader for his divisive remarks, Modi alleged that the Congress party chose to reward him with an election ticket. This decision, according to Modi, reflects the party’s indifference towards maintaining national unity and stability.
Through his speech, the Prime Minister urged the public to stand up for unity and democracy. He encouraged them to participate actively in the upcoming elections and choose leaders committed to fostering a united and stable India.
