Rahul using Maoist language, says Modi
The Morning Standard|May 20, 2024
IN an election rally at Ghatshila in Jamshedpur, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the Congress and JMM do not know even the A, B, C of development.
Rahul using Maoist language, says Modi

He also lashed out at the Congress and its leader Rahul Gandhi, asserting that any industrialist will think 50 times before investing in states ruled by the party, owing to the 'shehzada's use of Maoist language'.

The prime minister's allegations came in the backdrop of the Congress leader's recent comments, referring to a speech by Modi in which he had stated that the party received money from top industrialists. In the Jamshedpur rally where he campaigned for BJP's Bidyut Baran Mahto, Modi asserted that he has broken the backbone of the Naxals, but the Congress and JMM have taken the responsibility of "extorting funds". Modi also wanted to know the stand of the Chief Ministers of the Congress ruled states on the issue.

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