In an exclusive statement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed accusations from the opposition regarding election manipulation in India. Modi categorically denied the charges, asserting that elections in India, even at the municipality level, cannot be fixed. He attributed the accusations to the disappointment of certain political factions, particularly the INDIA bloc, suggesting that they were seeking excuses for recent electoral setbacks.
Modi also criticized the Congress party’s manifesto, alleging it was influenced by the Muslim League. He launched a scathing attack on Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s proposal for wealth redistribution, labeling it an ‘Urban Naxal’ ideology. Modi denounced the concept of wealth redistribution, likening it to Maoist ideology and suggesting it would entail invasive measures such as household raids and confiscation of assets.
The Prime Minister’s remarks highlight the ongoing political discourse in India, with accusations and counter-accusations between rival parties. Modi’s dismissal of election-fixing allegations and his criticism of the Congress manifesto underscore the contentious nature of political debates in the country.
