PM Modi Accuses Congress of Propagating Lies in Election Season

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Maharashtra – Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during a public gathering in Nandurbar, Maharashtra, lashed out at the Congress party, accusing them of propagating lies in the ongoing election campaign. He stated that the opposition party has resorted to manufacturing falsehoods as they are incapable of competing with him on the issue of development.

“Congress realizes that they cannot match Modi on development, and as a result, they have established a ‘factory’ of lies in this election,” PM Modi said, directly targeting the opposition party.

The Prime Minister also broached the controversial topic of religion-based reservation. He argued that the Congress party’s support for religion-based reservation is in stark contrast to the principles of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the principal architect of the Indian Constitution.

“Congress’ stance on reservation is reminiscent of ‘chor machaye shor’. Reservation based on religion is contrary to the principles of Babasaheb Ambedkar. It amounts to betraying those who crafted the Constitution, a sin that is beyond measure,” PM Modi asserted.

The Prime Minister’s remarks have added to the already heated political climate of the ongoing elections. The opposition is anticipated to rebut these allegations shortly.

The forthcoming election results will shed light on whether PM Modi’s accusations have found favor with the voters.

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