Modi Accuses Congress of Kashmir Divide Plot: What's at Stake in Maharashtra Elections?

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accused Congress and their allies of plotting to reinstate Article 370 in Kashmir and crafting a separate Constitution for the region, while campaigning in Maharashtra. Modi criticized Congress's stance on reservations and touted BJP's achievements in renaming cities and attracting investments.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi sharply criticized Congress and its allies, alleging a concerted effort to reinstate Article 370 in Kashmir and draft a separate Constitution for the region. Speaking at a rally in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Modi questioned if Maharashtra would support those aligning with Pakistan's ideology.

Accusations of conspiracy weren't Modi's only points; he accused Congress of planning to abolish reservations and attempting to divide SCs, STs, and OBCs. Meanwhile, BJP celebrated its role in renaming Aurangabad and fulfilling the late Bal Thackeray's dream, a move resisted by Congress.

Amidst these political battles, Modi emphasized BJP's economic achievements, stating that Maharashtra has witnessed a surge in FDI, thanks to the Mahayuti government. He pitched this election as a choice between patriots and those who 'praise Aurangzeb'.

(With inputs from agencies.)