Supriya Shrinate Responds to PM Modi’s Allegations on Congress
In New Delhi, Congress leader Supriya Shrinate addressed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s claims that Congress is ‘dividing Hindu society for political gains’. She countered by accusing the Prime Minister and his government of dividing the country. Shrinate emphasized that Congress promotes unity and love, contrasting it with PM Modi’s alleged divisive actions.
PM Modi made these allegations while inaugurating development projects in Maharashtra, accusing Congress of creating divisions among Hindus for political advantage. He urged Maharashtra voters to support the BJP-Mahayuti government, warning against Congress’s ‘politics of hatred’.
PM Modi also celebrated BJP’s victory in the Haryana Assembly elections, marking a third consecutive term. The BJP won 48 out of 90 seats, while Congress secured 37. In Jammu and Kashmir, the National Conference-Congress alliance won a majority with 49 seats.
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Supriya Shrinate -: Supriya Shrinate is a leader from the Indian National Congress, a major political party in India. She often speaks on behalf of her party on various issues.
PM Modi -: PM Modi refers to Narendra Modi, the Prime Minister of India. He is a member of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which is another major political party in India.
Congress -: Congress, or the Indian National Congress, is one of the oldest political parties in India. It has played a significant role in India’s history and politics.
BJP-Mahayuti -: BJP-Mahayuti is an alliance led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Maharashtra. ‘Mahayuti’ means ‘grand alliance’ in Marathi, a language spoken in Maharashtra.
Haryana’s Assembly elections -: Haryana’s Assembly elections are elections held to choose representatives for the legislative assembly of the state of Haryana in India. The BJP recently won these elections.
National Conference-Congress alliance -: The National Conference-Congress alliance is a partnership between two political parties, the National Conference and the Indian National Congress, to work together in elections. They recently won a majority in Jammu and Kashmir.
