Congress President Kharge Calls PM Modi a 'Terrorist', BJP Demands Apology
'How Can They Join Modi, He's A Terrorist': Kharge Stirs Up New Controversy, BJP Demands Apology
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Mallikarjun Kharge, the Congress president, labeled Prime Minister Narendra Modi a 'terrorist' during a campaign in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, criticizing the AIADMK for aligning with the BJP-led NDA. The BJP has demanded an apology from Kharge and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin for disrespecting Indian citizens.
- 01Mallikarjun Kharge accused PM Modi of being a 'terrorist' during a campaign speech.
- 02Kharge criticized the AIADMK for collaborating with the BJP-led NDA in Tamil Nadu.
- 03The BJP has demanded an apology from Kharge and Chief Minister MK Stalin.
- 04Kharge emphasized that the AIADMK's alliance weakens democracy.
- 05The Tamil Nadu assembly elections are scheduled for April 23.
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During a campaign rally in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge made a controversial statement, calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a 'terrorist.' He criticized the AIADMK for joining the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA), claiming that such an alliance undermines democracy and the principles of equality and justice. Kharge's remarks came on the last day of campaigning ahead of the Tamil Nadu assembly elections, set for April 23. The BJP swiftly condemned Kharge's comments, demanding an apology from him and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, arguing that such statements disrespected 140 crore Indians. Kharge, while attacking the AIADMK-BJP alliance, asserted that the Congress-DMK coalition would continue to focus on welfare, inclusive growth, quality education, and accessible healthcare in the state.
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Kharge's comments could influence voter sentiment in Tamil Nadu ahead of the assembly elections.
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