Addressing a poll rally in Rajasthan’s Tonk-Sawai Madhopur, Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the Congress party, alleging that it had banned the recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa and the celebration of Ram Navami in Rajasthan. He claimed that under the Congress regime, even listening to the Hanuman Chalisa had become a crime, lamenting the difficulty in practicing one’s faith under their rule.
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PM Modi highlighted the significance of Hanuman Jayanti, which coincided with his remarks, and criticised the Congress for its alleged suppression of religious festivities. He cited the recent Ram Navami celebrations in Rajasthan as an example of the Congress’s restrictive policies, contrasting it with the state’s historical reverence for such occasions.
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Referring to his earlier comments on wealth redistribution during a rally in Banswara, PM Modi accused the Congress and the INDI Alliance of retaliating with verbal attacks against him. He alleged that the Congress’s manifesto included plans for wealth surveys and wealth redistribution, which he portrayed as a threat to individual prosperity.
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Further, PM Modi accused the Congress of tampering with the country’s Constitution, claiming that its ideology promoted appeasement and vote bank politics. He argued that the Congress’s approach to religious reservations contradicted the Constitution’s principles of equality and protection for marginalised communities.
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On matters of national security, PM Modi suggested that under Congress rule, issues like insurgency in Jammu & Kashmir and attacks on Indian soldiers would persist. He credited his government’s tenure since 2014 with implementing measures like One Rank One Pension and enhancing security along India’s borders.
PM Modi concluded by emphasising the transformative impact of a stable and honest government on the country’s development over the past decade. He urged voters to consider the implications of their choice in the ongoing elections, suggesting that a vote for stability and progress would ensure continued growth for the nation.
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