PM Modi Calls Congress ‘Wrong Delivery Partner’ In His Surendranagar Rally; Know Why

Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi called Congress ‘wrong delivery partner’ while he was addressing rally in Surendranagar, Gujarat. He explained his remark by saying, “They were asked for Independence but they got partition.”

“They were supposed to give development but instead, they looted the country. The money of the poor went to the Congress… Now they want to steal the ST, SC, OBC, reservation and give it away to Muslims,” he added.

Also, in the same address, PM Modi accused Congress of trying to “divide the Hindu society”. PM Modi claimed that Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge gave a statment related to Lord Ram and Lord Shiv with “malicious intent”.

“Congress is trying to divide the Hindu society. They want to create a fight between Ram bhakts and Shiv bhakts. Mallikarjun Kharge has given a very dangerous statement related to Lord Ram and Lord Shiv. That statement is given with malicious intent. Our traditions that have been going on for thousands of years… those traditions which even the Mughals could not break, now the Congress wants to break them,” PM Modi said.

“A month ago, their ‘Shehzaada’ said that he would destroy Shakti. We are the worshippers of Shakti. ‘Shehzaada’ said that he would destroy Shakti. Can the devotees of Shakti forgive this? How low will Congress stoop for appeasement?” he added.

The Prime Minister further claimed that the Congress party has lost its “balance” since he “exposed their truth” over the reservation.

In the third phase of the ongoing general elections on May 7, polling will be held for 25 out of 26 seats in Gujarat. However, there will be no voting in Surat as Bharatiya Janata Party candidate Mukesh Dalal was declared the winner unopposed last week. This occurred after the rejection of the nomination of Congress’ Nilesh Kumbhani, with other candidates subsequently withdrawing from the contest. The election results are scheduled to be announced on June 4.

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