Controversy Surrounding PM Modi’s Remarks on Congress’ Wealth Redistribution Promise Intensifies

Controversy continues to swirl around Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent remarks about the Congress party’s wealth redistribution promise. Despite the Congress filing a complaint with the Election Commission of India (SECI), Modi shows no signs of backing down. In fact, he is ramping up his criticism of the Congress during his rallies.

During a recent speech in Rajasthan, Modi claimed that the Congress aims to seize property from the people and distribute it among their “khaas log,” or special people. He labeled this as the Congress’ hidden agenda, accusing them of playing vote bank politics.

The BJP is pointing to a video of Rahul Gandhi’s speech on April 6, where he mentioned a similar wealth redistribution plan. Modi is now using Gandhi’s words to further attack the Congress, alleging that they have a history of trying to implement Muslim reservation, which he claims is unconstitutional.

Modi has promised that reservation for backward communities will not be abolished or redistributed based on religion, vowing to protect the rights of all citizens. This has sparked a heated debate between the two parties, with senior BJP leaders demanding clarity from the Congress on their proposed initiative.

As the controversy escalates, the Congress is awaiting action from the Election Commission and plans to present copies of their manifesto to the Prime Minister. The battle over wealth redistribution and reservation policies continues to dominate the political landscape, with both parties digging in their heels for a long and contentious fight.