Key Points
- PM Modi says Congress wants to split Hindus and sees Muslims as just a vote bank.
- BJP is celebrating the Haryana win as a reflection of the national mood.
- Modi announced big development projects in Maharashtra, like new medical colleges and airport upgrades.
- Congress hit back, accusing Modi of turning government events into political shows.
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Right after the assembly elections, PM Modi didn’t hold back. He called out the Congress party for trying to divide the Hindu community and just using Muslims for votes. During a video call, he revealed major development plans worth over Rs 7,600 crore for Maharashtra, saying the BJP’s win in Haryana shows what the people really think.
Talking about the Haryana results, Modi said Congress’s attempts to fool everyone failed. He noted that both OBCs and Dalits are backing the BJP, showing that they’re all about their welfare. “Farmers in Haryana know who’s really got their backs with things like the Minimum Support Price,” he added, stressing that the BJP is the go-to party for progress and unity.
As he laid out plans for new medical colleges and airport upgrades, Modi highlighted how Maharashtra is booming under BJP’s rule. “We’ve started building the largest container port, and we’re just getting started,” he said, pointing out the many initiatives set to boost the state.
But Congress wasn’t quiet. Pawan Khera, a top Congress spokesperson, hit back on social media, accusing Modi of making a government event all about politics. “Taxpayers’ money shouldn’t be used for political showboating,” he claimed, arguing that the PM should keep those talks for BJP events instead of government functions.
This back-and-forth shows the rising political tension as both parties prep for the upcoming elections, with Modi calling on Maharashtra voters to come together for progress, while Congress tries to push back with its criticisms.
