PM Modi Criticizes Congress for Caste Politics in Haryana Rally

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the Congress for promoting caste politics and dividing communities during a rally in Haryana's Palwal. He accused the party of neglecting national issues in favor of family interests and urged voters in Jammu and Kashmir to participate in the final phase of elections.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on Congress in a public rally held on Tuesday in Palwal, Haryana, accusing the party of engaging in caste politics and stoking divisions among communities. Modi stated that Congress aims to 'crush patriotism' by promoting caste and religious divides.

Speaking to a large gathering, Modi accused Congress of not solving national issues but prioritizing its own family's interests. The Prime Minister mentioned various contentious issues, including the delay in building the Ram temple in Ayodhya and the non-implementation of the Constitution in Jammu and Kashmir, as failures of the Congress party. He urged voters in Jammu and Kashmir to participate in the final phase of the elections.

'Congress has always avoided hard work and resorted to false promises,' Modi said. He also criticized internal conflicts within Congress, highlighting the dissatisfaction among Dalits and backwards communities. Modi concluded by calling for unity among the people of Haryana, asking them to vote for the BJP for the third consecutive term. Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini echoed Modi's sentiments, accusing Congress of deceit and claiming that the BJP government has significantly improved the lives of the poor over the last decade.

(With inputs from agencies.)