PM Modi slams Rahul Gandhi for ‘undemocratic language’; says ‘Shahzada of Congress Shahi family has given clarion that…’

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday hit back at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his remark ‘India would be set on fire, if BJP got elected for the third time’. For the unversed, Rahul Gandhi, while addressing Opposition's Ramlila Maidan rally on Sunday, said, “PM Modi had fixed the match of the election and before the election sent two chief ministers to jail." The Congress leader also said, “If the BJP wins these fixed elections and changes the Constitution, the country will be on fire." On Tuesday, hitting back at Rahul Gandhi, the prime minister said, “The shahzada (prince) of the Congress Shahi family has given a clarion call that if the country chooses the BJP for the third time, the country will be set on fire. They have been out of power for 10 years after ruling 70 years in the country and are speaking of setting the country on fire!" “Do you approve of this? Will you allow the country to be set on fire? Is this language acceptable? Is this the language of democracy? Won't you punish people who say such words," he added while speaking at at rally in Uttarakhand.

Sharpening his attack against the Congress party, PM Modi said, "No one trusts the Congress and its Emergency mentality in democracy. So now they are provoking people. Congress wants to take India towards instability." "Congress is so engrossed in appeasement that it can never think of the national interest.

This is a party that turns a blind eye to infiltrators. Conversely, the BJP, through the CAA, gave citizenship to those who believe in India. However, the Opposition, including the Congress, are standing against it.