After Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's "poisonous snake" barb at PM Modi, son Priyank calls him "nalayak beta"
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After Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge’s “poisonous snake” barb at PM Modi, son Priyank calls him “nalayak beta”

Coming down heavily on the Congress for comparing him to a venomous snake, PM Modi on April 30, said the people of Karnataka will give the grand old party a "befitting answer" in the upcoming Assembly elections

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On May 1, days after Mallikarjun Kharge stoked a massive row comparing Prime Minister Narendra Modi to a “poisonous snake”, the Congress president’s son Priyank Kharge outdid his father describing the holder of the country’s highest officer as “nalayak beta” (useless son).

“… When PM Modi had come to Kalaburgi, he said, Aap sab dariye mat, Banjara community ka ek beta Delhi mein baitha hai (do not be scared, a son from the Banjara community is sitting in Delhi). Aisa nalayak beta baithega toh ghar kaise chalega (if the son is useless, how will the house be run)?” Priyank Kharge said.

Earlier, Priyank’s father and Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge had compared PM Modi to a “poisonous snake”. However, he later issued a clarification on his remark, saying his statement wasn’t intended at hurting anyone.

“PM Modi is like a ‘poisonous snake’. You might to check if its posion or not. But if you lick it, you’re dead,” Kharge had said at an election rally.

Slamming Priyank Kharge’s “nalayak” barb at PM Modi, BJP leader Shobha Karandlaje said, “The Congress president said in a campaign speech that Prime Minister Modi is a poisonous snake. Now, his son has gone a step further, calling him a ‘nalayak beta’. Priyanka Gandhi called PM Modi Hitler.

Congress should know that he is not the BJP’s PM but of entire India. The people of Karnataka love him. They have shown their respect for him (duing roadshows) in the last two days.”

Coming down heavily on the Congress for comparing him to a venomous snake, PM Modi on April 30, said the people of Karnataka will give the grand old party a “befitting answer” in the upcoming Assembly elections.

Lashing out at the Congress, PM Modi said, “Today, when I am fighting against corruption, the Congress can’t take it. They are being now threatening me. They are saying ‘Modi teri kabra khudegi’ (your grave will be dug). It seems the Congress’ only talking point in Karnataka is snake poison. They are comparing me to snake and seeking votes on it. For me, the poeple of the country are like Lord Shiva. I prefer being the snake adorning the necks of the people who I see as god. The people of Karnataka will give them a befitting answer on May 10.”

The counting of votes for Karnataka Assembly polls will be done conducted on May 13.

(with inputs from ANI)

Topics: Prime Minister Narendra ModiPM ModiMallikarjun KhargeCongress PresidentKarnataka Assembly pollsPriyank KhargeBJPCongressKarnataka
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