New Delhi: Criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's use of the word 'Mujra', the Congress on Saturday said that he is using such words which no other Prime Minister in the history of the country has used for opposition leaders and is demanding from him his position. Urged to maintain dignity.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said that there are indications that Prime Minister Modi has gone berserk. "It is clear from the way he is speaking as was seen in Bihar," Kharge said.
Kharge said, “He is saying let him do ‘Mujra’… This is not how a Prime Minister should talk. He should talk like a politician.He is provoking people and talking about Hindu-Muslim." A press conference in Shimla.
Tagging his remarks at the press conference, Kharge said in a post in Hindi on 'Fish' reminds of 'M'. 'Reminds them of 'Mughal', 'M' reminds them of 'Mangalsutra', 'M' reminds them of 'Mujra', but 'M' does not remind them of 'Maryada', which should Want the post of Prime Minister."
Hitting out at Modi over his comments, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said in a Hindi post on Twitter, "The dignity of the Prime Minister's language and the seats of the BJP are both continuously falling."
The opposition party's attack came as Modi vowed to thwart an alleged attempt by the India Bloc to loot reservations for Dalits and backward classes, which he accused of "enslavement" and "mujra" for its Muslim vote bank. Was."Bihar is the land which has given a new direction to the fight for social justice. I want to announce on its soil that I will foil the plans of INDI Bloc to loot the rights of SC, ST and OBC and turn them towards " Muslims, they can remain slaves and do 'Mujra' to please their vote bank,” the Prime Minister said while addressing an election rally in Bihar.
Addressing a rally in Uttar Pradesh, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said, "Have you heard the Prime Minister's speech in Bihar? He has used words that no other Prime Minister in the history of the country has used against opposition leaders. Not used for."
He said that the entire country respects the post of Prime Minister and it is his responsibility to maintain the dignity of this post.Priyanka Gandhi said in Gorakhpur, the Prime Minister has become nervous and has forgotten that he is the representative of the country and the people and he should not have spoken such words.
Reacting to Modi's remarks, Congress media and publicity department chief Pava Khera said in a video statement, "It is unbecoming of a person holding the post of Prime Minister to use such words."
In a post on X along with the video statement, Khera said, "Today, heard the word 'mujra' from the mouth of the Prime Minister. Modiji, what is this? Why do you take something?"
He said, "...perhaps campaigning in the sun has had a huge impact on the mind."
In his remarks, Modi also said that the people of Bihar have been "hurt by the derogatory comments against migrants from the state made by Congress leaders in Punjab and Telangana and DMK and TMC leaders in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal respectively."Keep doing 'Mujra' with your lantern (RJD election symbol), don't have the guts to say a word in protest," he said.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said that there are indications that Prime Minister Modi has gone berserk. "It is clear from the way he is speaking as was seen in Bihar," Kharge said.
Kharge said, “He is saying let him do ‘Mujra’… This is not how a Prime Minister should talk. He should talk like a politician.He is provoking people and talking about Hindu-Muslim." A press conference in Shimla.
Tagging his remarks at the press conference, Kharge said in a post in Hindi on 'Fish' reminds of 'M'. 'Reminds them of 'Mughal', 'M' reminds them of 'Mangalsutra', 'M' reminds them of 'Mujra', but 'M' does not remind them of 'Maryada', which should Want the post of Prime Minister."
Hitting out at Modi over his comments, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said in a Hindi post on Twitter, "The dignity of the Prime Minister's language and the seats of the BJP are both continuously falling."
The opposition party's attack came as Modi vowed to thwart an alleged attempt by the India Bloc to loot reservations for Dalits and backward classes, which he accused of "enslavement" and "mujra" for its Muslim vote bank. Was."Bihar is the land which has given a new direction to the fight for social justice. I want to announce on its soil that I will foil the plans of INDI Bloc to loot the rights of SC, ST and OBC and turn them towards " Muslims, they can remain slaves and do 'Mujra' to please their vote bank,” the Prime Minister said while addressing an election rally in Bihar.
Addressing a rally in Uttar Pradesh, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said, "Have you heard the Prime Minister's speech in Bihar? He has used words that no other Prime Minister in the history of the country has used against opposition leaders. Not used for."
He said that the entire country respects the post of Prime Minister and it is his responsibility to maintain the dignity of this post.Priyanka Gandhi said in Gorakhpur, the Prime Minister has become nervous and has forgotten that he is the representative of the country and the people and he should not have spoken such words.
Reacting to Modi's remarks, Congress media and publicity department chief Pava Khera said in a video statement, "It is unbecoming of a person holding the post of Prime Minister to use such words."
In a post on X along with the video statement, Khera said, "Today, heard the word 'mujra' from the mouth of the Prime Minister. Modiji, what is this? Why do you take something?"
He said, "...perhaps campaigning in the sun has had a huge impact on the mind."
In his remarks, Modi also said that the people of Bihar have been "hurt by the derogatory comments against migrants from the state made by Congress leaders in Punjab and Telangana and DMK and TMC leaders in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal respectively."Keep doing 'Mujra' with your lantern (RJD election symbol), don't have the guts to say a word in protest," he said.
