Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Tuesday (October 1), addressed an election rally at Palwal in Haryana for the state Assembly Elections.
“I have observed the grassroots politics of Haryana for a long time as an ordinary worker. Recently, I had the opportunity to visit various regions of Haryana for election campaigns and to meet the public. Today, this is my final rally of the election. You all have made this last rally even more special,” PM Modi said at the rally.
The Prime Minister hit out at Congress over its caste politics and said that the party “wants to crush patriotism” and create divide based on caste and religion.
“Congress did not let Ram Mandir be constructed. They did not let the Constitution of India be implemented completely in Jammu and Kashmir. They kept the women deprived of reservation in the Assembly and Parliament. Congress did not solve the problems of the country; it only worked for its family. I ask the entire country today. Congress has committed so many sins till today, and it still dreams of forming the government. The BJP supporters are patriots. They devise plans to mislead the patriotic people. Congress wants to crush patriotism from this country by propagating casteism, placing one person against another,” he said.
“Congress feels that the more there is a sense of unity, their victory gets more difficult. That is why Congress is doing new experiments to break the unity of patriots,” the Prime Minister added.
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