Modi's Final Rally in Haryana Targets Congress

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the Congress party, accusing it of entangling crucial national issues and making false promises, during his final rally in Haryana before the October 5 elections. Modi emphasized BJP's hard work and results-oriented politics while urging voters to support BJP for a third consecutive term.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a scathing attack on the Congress party during his final rally in Haryana on Tuesday, accusing them of entangling crucial matters and making empty promises. Modi contrasted this with BJP's dedication to hard work and delivery of results.

Modi urged the people of Haryana to vote BJP back into power in the upcoming October 5 polls, citing BJP’s consistent governance and focus on development. He pointed out that the BJP wave was sweeping across village after village in Haryana.

Highlighting Congress's alleged failures, Modi accused them of depriving marginalized groups of their rights and criticized their alliances and appeasement politics. He called upon the voters to stay united against Congress's divisive strategies for the future of Haryana and India.