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Sambit Patra alleged that Kharge was expressing the views of former Congress President Sonia and Rahul Gandhi. (Twitter)
Taking a jibe at Modi, Kharge had said at a public meeting in Gujarat that the prime minister asks people to vote by looking at his face, be it municipal elections or assembly and parliament elections.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday accused the Congress of “insulting” every Gujarati after its president Mallikarjun Kharge hurled the word “Raavan” at the Prime Minister. Narendra Modi And urged the people to teach a lesson to the opposition party through their votes.
BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra asked voters in Gujarat to vote 100 per cent for “Mati Ke Lal”, to democratically “avenge” Modi’s “insult”, as he criticized various objectionable comments made by Congress members. cited. years against the prime minister
Taking a jibe at Modi, Kharge had said at a public meeting in Gujarat that the prime minister asks people to vote by looking at his face, be it municipal elections or assembly and parliament elections. Are you 100 headed like Ravana? They said.
Targeting the Congress, Patra alleged that Kharge was taking the views of former Congress presidents Sonia and Rahul Gandhi. He said the personal attacks on Modi began with Sonia Gandhi’s ‘merchant of death’ statement during the 2007 Gujarat assembly elections.
What Kharge said is condemnable and reflects the mindset of the Congress. This is an insult not only to Modi but to every Gujarati.
Stating that the Congress has defamed the post of prime minister, he said Modi is now recognized as a global leader by countries across the world.
Patra said that Congress leader Madhusudan Mistry had recently said that Modi will be shown his worth.
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