मोदी इधर-उधर भाग रहे हैं: कांग्रेस ने पीएम की 'मुस्लिम लीग छाप' टिप्पणी पर कहा

Modi running helter-skelter’: Congress on PM’s ‘Muslim League imprint’ remark

The Congress has accused the BJP of reverting to the old strategy of Hindu-Muslim division, claiming that the ruling party is unsettled by its diminishing electoral prospects. This statement comes in response to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent comment regarding the Congress' election manifesto, which he likened to the Muslim League's agenda. During a press conference in Delhi, Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate criticized Modi's remarks, suggesting that he is reacting hastily to the significant attention drawn by the Congress' manifesto, known as 'Nyay Patra' (justice document). Shrinate asserted, "After seeing the widespread discussion revolving around the ‘Nyay Patra’ by experts, economists, and even the media, PM Modi is running helter-skelter." Modi, in his recent election rallies, alleged that the Congress' manifesto carries the imprint of the Muslim League, claiming that "every page reeks of breaking India." Responding to these allegations, Shrinate accused the BJP of harbouring a historical affinity with the Muslim League, suggesting that this sentiment is deeply rooted in the BJP's ideological origins. She referenced historical figures such as Shyama Prasad Mukherjee, claiming that they, along with the Muslim League, governed certain regions and even collaborated with the British to suppress national movements. Shrinate emphasized, "PM must respect the sanctity of the position," implying that Modi's statements are unbecoming of his role. Shrinate's remarks underscore the escalating political tensions in the run-up to the elections, with both parties engaging in heated rhetoric. The Congress' allegations of the BJP resorting to divisive tactics suggest a concerted effort to portray the ruling party in a negative light. As the election campaign intensifies, such exchanges are likely to become more frequent, underscoring the importance of maintaining civility and focusing on substantive policy issues.

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