‘Congress tried to defeat tribal woman Draupadi Murmu in the presidential election’, PM Modi’s attack on the opposition
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in Gujarat’s Dahod district that the Congress tried to defeat our nominated tribal woman (Draupadi Murmu) by fielding a candidate in the presidential election.
PM Narendra Modi further said that tribals are our brothers and sisters. He has a huge contribution in the independence of the country. At the same time, he claimed that our government has changed the lives of tribals. Elections in the tribal-dominated Dahod in central Gujarat are to be held on December 5 as part of the second phase of elections.
What did the PM say about the Bharat Jodo Yatra?
Referring to the “Bharat Jodo Yatra” of the Congress led by Rahul Gandhi, PM Modi said, “A man is traveling on foot to return to power. In his speeches he talks about the tribal community. I want to ask him why the Congress did not support the woman tribal candidate of the BJP in the presidential election? Instead, they fielded their own candidate to defeat him.”
PM Modi said, “Why did the Congress never think of making a person from the tribal community the President?” It is the BJP, which not only made a person from the tribal community but a woman the President and gave a message to the whole world.
Target on Congress
“Congress is a model of nepotism, casteism, communalism and vote bank politics,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a dig at the Congress at a Dahod rally, claiming that the Congress had ruined Gujarat and the entire country. Is.
Voting is to be held in two phases for the assembly elections in Gujarat. The first phase of polling will be held on December 1 and the second phase will be held on December 5. The counting of votes will take place on December 8.
What did the Congress say?
Addressing an election rally in tribal-dominated Mahuva in Surat district, former Congress President Rahul Gandhi had said that the tribal people are the ‘first owners’ of the country, but the BJP is trying to take away their rights. A day earlier, he had alleged that the Narendra Modi-led central government was diluting the laws enacted by the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) to empower tribals and that his party would strengthen them after coming to power again.
