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Modi attacks Congress for its anti-quota stance
The Congress is trying to break the collective strength of SC, ST and OBC by creating divisions among them to weaken their voice and eventually end the reservation for them, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday as he called for unity among these communities.
New Delhi : The Congress is trying to break the collective strength of SC, ST and OBC by creating divisions among them to weaken their voice and eventually end the reservation for them, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday as he called for unity among these communities.
“That's why I keep saying ‘ek rahenge, toh safe rahenge (if you remain united, you would be safe)," he said while interacting with BJP workers in Jharkhand under the 'mera booth sabse mazboot' programme through the NaMo app.
Modi also highlighted the "failures" of the JMM-Congress-RJD combine's five-year rule and said the state has to be freed from “corruption, mafiaism and misrule” to put it on the path of progress. The kind of blessings that the BJP is receiving at booth levels, it's clear that the “corrupt” JMM-led government is set to be ousted, Modi asserted.“The countdown has begun,” he said.
Modi said “everyone from the royal family” of the Congress -- from Jawaharlal Nehru to Rajiv Gandhi -- were “staunch opponents” of the provision of reservation and the party crushed all the voices rising in its favour till it was at the helm from “panchayat to Parliament” as the Dalit, OBC and Adivasi societies were scattered then.
