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Modi misleading people on Cong manifesto, says Kharge

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May 22, 2024

CONGRESS chief Mallikarjun Kharge called Prime Minister Narendra Modi 'jhoothon ka sardar' and accused him of lying about Congress' manifesto to mislead the public.

Modi misleading people on Cong manifesto, says Kharge

He was addressing his first rally in Haryana in Yamunanagar district. "Modi is saying the Congress was planning to redistribute wealth and take away women's mangalsutras.

Modi also said in his rallies that if Congress comes to power, it will snatch away all your properties. These are not our words," Kharge said in Haryana's Jagadhri city. "If a PM says these things, what should we say? Should such people be given votes again?" he asked.

"He is a 'jhoothon ka sardar,"" Kharge said. Congress candidate from Ambala Lok Sabha seat Varun Chaudhary and AAP's Kurukshetra candidate Sushil Gupta attended the rally. Congress is contesting nine seats, while the Aam Aadmi Party, its partner in the INDIA bloc, is contesting the Kurukshetra seat for the May 25 polls.

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