Modi Targets Congress in Haryana Rally, Warns of Instability

Prime Minister Narendra Modi fiercely criticized the Congress during a rally in Gohana, Haryana, ahead of the October 5 assembly polls. Highlighting internal conflicts within Congress, Modi warned that the party's instability would jeopardize Haryana's development. He emphasized the BJP's commitment to empowering Dalits, OBCs, and farmers.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on Congress during a poll rally in Gohana, Haryana, cautioning against voting for the party in the upcoming October 5 assembly elections. Modi asserted that Congress's internal conflicts would destabilize Haryana and halt its development.

Addressing the gathering, Modi condemned Congress's stance on reservation and highlighted what he called its 'DNA' of opposition. He cited instances of infighting in Karnataka, Telangana, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chhattisgarh as examples of Congress's instability.

Modi emphasized BJP's efforts in empowering Dalits, OBCs, and farmers, alleging that Congress had historically snatched their rights. Drawing from his recent U.S. visit, Modi underscored the global interest in India's industry and its positive impact on the poor.