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Jharkhand Polls: Defence Minister challenges Rahul Gandhi over caste census, alleges him for deviating countrymen

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RANCHI: Defense Minister Rajnath Singh attacked LoP Rahul Gandhi over a caste-based census during an election campaign in Jharkhand on Friday, November 16.

Singh addressed three election meetings in Jharkhand where he replied to Rahul Gandhi’s caste census remarks, “By talking about caste census, I think he is trying to deviate the people of the country. He should make it clear – what blueprint he has – how he will divide the percentage of reservations to eligible castes of the country. He should come up with a blueprint so that we can have a nationwide debate over it. But, he is only deviating the countrymen.”

Addressing a rally in Godda, Jharkhand, Rahul Gandhi said that the caste census will change the face of India, reveal the positions of tribals, Dalits, and OBCs in institutions and Congress will demolish the 50 per cent reservation ceiling.

On the statement of Congress leader Ghulam Ahmad Mir for his promise of subsidised LPG cylinders to ‘infiltrators’ in Jharkhand, the Union Minister said “It’s our priority and we have said it in our manifesto that we will mark them (infiltrators) and will deport them out of the country’s border.”

झारखंड के तीन विधानसभा क्षेत्रों (महागमा, टुंडी और खिजरी) में एनडीए उम्मीदवारों के लिए चुनावी जनसभाओं को संबोधित किया। पहले दौर के मतदान से ही झारखंड की जनता का रुझान स्पष्ट है। भाजपा नीत एनडीए की सरकार झारखंड में बनने जा रही है। pic.twitter.com/pscTaHgEpy

— Rajnath Singh (@rajnathsingh) November 15, 2024

 

Further, he said that the people of Jharkhand have seen 13 Chief Ministers being elected, out of which three Chief Ministers had to go to jail. But there have been three Chief Ministers of the BJP, who have never been accused of corruption. He said that it has become clear from the first phase of the elections that the BJP-NDA government is going to be formed in the state.

Taking a dig at the INDIA bloc, he said that serious allegations of corruption have been levelled against all three – JMM-Congress-RJD.

Attacking the Congress, he said in whichever state Congress has contested elections in alliance with any party, it has been ruined. JMM-Congress-RJD have indulged in massive corruption in Jharkhand. He said that Hemant Soren removed Champai Soren from the post of Chief Minister in greed for power, so that he could indulge in massive corruption. The condition of the state is such that money is taken even for a death certificate. (ANI)

Topics: Jharkhand electionsJharkhand assembly elections 2024Leader of Opposition Rahul GandhiJharkhandCaste CensusDefense Minister Rajnath SinghJharkhand assembly polls 2024
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