Politics: During the election campaign, the phase of leaders attacking the opposition parties and their leaders and making allegations and counter-allegations continues. Meanwhile, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has given a strange statement. Kharge said, if there is anything politically most dangerous in India then it is BJP and RSS. They are like poison. If a snake bites, the person (who is bitten) dies… Such poisonous snakes should be killed.
In fact, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, while attacking Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), compared both of them to snake and poison. He has termed both of them as politically most dangerous. Kharge was addressing a public meeting in Sangli in support of the Congress candidate in the Maharashtra Assembly elections. During this he said that now the time has come to kill poisonous snakes. Politics has started heating up on this statement of Kharge.
Shahzad Poonawala took aim
On Kharge’s statement, BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawala hit back and said that this is a shop of love, or the tongue of hatred, brother who spreads hatred. Calling the person who has been elected thrice by the public a poisonous snake and talking about killing him is inciting violence. They want to use violence in elections. Congress and Mallikarjun see this as jihad and not elections.
Election Commission should take action
Whereas BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari said that Congress is indulging in violence in Maharashtra. Trying to spread violence. From his statement it is clear that he is asking people to kill BJP and RSS workers. This is a clear attempt to incite violence. The Election Commission should take action against them. BJP is instigating people to kill, that is, it is trying to create emergency situations.
Targeted at Yogi Adityanath
Taking a dig at CM Yogi, the Congress President said that today Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath was also here. Don’t know what happened to them. 10 children died in a fire in a hospital in Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh. Despite this his public meetings in Maharashtra did not stop.
Attacked PM by mentioning Manipur
Kharge targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for organizing public meetings for state level elections. He accused Modi of not visiting Manipur, which is battling ethnic conflict, and instead traveling abroad. Kharge said, Modi was here till yesterday. Today he is abroad. Manipur is burning, people are dying, tribal women are being insulted and women are being raped, but Modi never visited Manipur. He is on a foreign tour. I want to tell them to take care of their home first. Make the country strong. You can go anywhere later. After Kharge’s statement, there has been a political turmoil amid the Maharashtra Assembly elections. Now BJP can make this statement of Kharge an issue in the elections.
