“Parjeevi Ban Chuki Hai…” PM Modi slams Congress, claims they are dependent on others to win polls
Updated:1 year, 8 months ago
Updated:1 year, 8 months ago
Nashik (Maharashtra) November 08 (ANI): PM Narendra Modi criticized the Congress party, calling it “parasitic” and dependent on other parties to contest elections. He claimed Congress has lost national relevance and now survives on crutches. Modi also accused Congress of historically dividing SCs, STs, and OBCs, preventing their unity and only granting reservations when out of power. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “The people of Maharashtra are seeing the manifesto of ‘Mahayuti’ and the ‘ghotala patra’ of MVA... The whole country has completely rejected the Congress due to its actions. Congress is no longer the All India Congress. Congress has now become a parasitic Congress. This Congress party is now surviving only on crutches. Be it Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, or Jharkhand, in most states, Congress is in a position to contest elections only with the support of other parties... Congress wants to divide SCs, STs and OBCs. OBCs were never able to unite during the Congress rule. OBCs got reservation only when the Congress government was removed. During Nehru's time, Congress kept OBCs divided into different castes, then Indira Gandhi also had the same attitude and the same was the case with Rajiv Gandhi. These people never allowed OBCs to unite and as soon as OBCs united in the 90s and became powerful, the Congress stopped forming governments with full majority.”
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