Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Congress moves Election Commission against Modi’s ‘Muslim League’ remark

In a recent development, the Congress Party has taken action against Prime Minister Modi's 'Muslim League' remark. First let me give ...

Published date india.com Updated: April 8, 2024 9:33 PM IST

In a recent development, the Congress Party has taken action against Prime Minister Modi’s ‘Muslim League’ remark.

First let me give you a breif up- at an election rally in Ajmer, Prime Minister Narendra Modi called the Congress manifesto “a bundle of lies” and that every page of the document “reeks of an attempt to break India into pieces. The Leftists have taken over whatever was left of this manifesto bearing the stamp of the Muslim League. Today, Congress is left with neither principles nor policies. It seems as if Congress has given everything on contract and has outsourced the entire party”.

After which congress leader lodged a complaint with the Election Commission against Prime Minister Narendra Modi for comparing the party’s manifesto with that of the Muslim League.

Congress said he was scared over the prospect of the BJP struggling to cross the 180-seat mark in the Lok Sabha polls and again resorted to the “same cliched Hindu-Muslim script”.

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In a post on X, Kharge said, “Modi-Shah’s political and ideological ancestors supported the British and the Muslim League against the Indians in the freedom struggle.”

“Even today, they are invoking the Muslim League against the ‘Congress Nyay Patra’, guided and shaped according to the aspirations, needs and demands of common Indians,”

Well every politics is incomplete without getting hands dirty, Lok sabha elections are just around the corner, just in sometime we will get to know what will happen next till then do subscribe India.com for further information.
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