NEW DELHI: Congress has challenged PM Modi to show the words “Hindu” and “Muslim” in its election manifesto, Nyay Patra, as it accused the BJP mascot of lying despite holding the high post, which was once occupied by very learned people who were wedded to truth. It asked the PM to accept the challenge or stop lying.
Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera said, “Your name will be relegated to the dustbin of history.You are speaking lies after lies just to win an election. You are serving the country such lies about Hindu-Muslim.”
Rahul Gandhi tweeted, “After the disappointment in the first phase of voting, the level of Narendra Modi’s lies has fallen so much that out of fear, he now wants to divert the attention of the public from the real issues. Trends have started coming in regarding the immense support that Congress’s ‘Revolutionary Manifesto’ is receiving. The country will now vote on its issues, vote for employment, its family and its future. India will not lose its way.”
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge tweeted “no PM in India’s history had lowered the prestige of the post as much as Modi”. Claiming that Modi’s speech showed that INDIA bloc had done well in the first phase, he said, “What Modi said is hate speech, it is a well thought out plan to deflect attention. Our manifesto is for every Indian. It talks about equality for all, justice for all.”
Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera said, “Your name will be relegated to the dustbin of history.You are speaking lies after lies just to win an election. You are serving the country such lies about Hindu-Muslim.”
Rahul Gandhi tweeted, “After the disappointment in the first phase of voting, the level of Narendra Modi’s lies has fallen so much that out of fear, he now wants to divert the attention of the public from the real issues. Trends have started coming in regarding the immense support that Congress’s ‘Revolutionary Manifesto’ is receiving. The country will now vote on its issues, vote for employment, its family and its future. India will not lose its way.”
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge tweeted “no PM in India’s history had lowered the prestige of the post as much as Modi”. Claiming that Modi’s speech showed that INDIA bloc had done well in the first phase, he said, “What Modi said is hate speech, it is a well thought out plan to deflect attention. Our manifesto is for every Indian. It talks about equality for all, justice for all.”