New Delhi: Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has sought a meeting with Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi to discuss the party’s manifesto, following recent comments made by the Prime Minister at a rally in Rajasthan.
During the rally, Modi alleged that the Congress, if elected, might distribute the nation’s wealth to “infiltrators” and families with more children. Kharge criticised Modi’s remarks as “hate speech” and accused him of attempting to divert attention from the ongoing elections.
Kharge emphasised that the Congress manifesto does not mention specific religious groups and focusses on justice for all citizens. He condemned Modi’s comments as false and manipulative, asserting that the Indian public will not be misled by such tactics.
