Modi Blasts Congress, Warns of Instability in Haryana

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the Congress party, warning that if it comes to power in Haryana, stability and development will be threatened due to internal infighting. He accused the Congress of corruption, favoritism, and anti-reservation sentiments, urging voters to be cautious and support the BJP for a stable future.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a blistering attack on the Congress party during a rally in Gohana, Haryana, ahead of the October 5 assembly polls, warning that if it comes to power, the state's stability and development would be at serious risk due to internal infighting.

He accused the Congress of handing over Haryana to 'middlemen and son-in-law,' referring to Robert Vadra's controversial land deals, and claimed that the party is inherently opposed to reservation policies.

Modi further alleged corruption within Congress-ruled states like Karnataka and criticized the party's historical negligence of Dalit rights. He emphasized that the BJP has worked to elevate marginalized communities and assured that the future of farmers and youths is safe under BJP rule.