"Crossed All Limits": JP Nadda Slams Kharge Over PM Modi Remark
BJP leader JP Nadda attacks Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge for controversial remarks about PM Modi's father, predicting voter wrath.
Union Minister JP Nadda has launched a scathing attack on Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, accusing the Congress party of hitting a new low in political discourse. Speaking during the ‘Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao’ Yatra in Ahmedabad, Nadda asserted that the Congress has "crossed all limits" following controversial remarks made by Kharge regarding Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Outrage Over Remarks on PM Modi's Father
The controversy stems from an event in Patna, Bihar, held to celebrate the 139th birth anniversary of Shri Krishna Singh. During the gathering, a person reportedly commented that Prime Minister Modi would not go anywhere, to which Kharge responded, “Modi ka baap bhi jayega” (Modi's father will also go).
Reacting to this, JP Nadda expressed deep indignation, questioning the morality of the Congress leadership. He asked whether it was acceptable for the President of the party and the Leader of the Opposition to use such language, specifically targeting the late father of the Prime Minister.
“The Congress party has become completely bankrupt. The Congress and its leaders should die of shame. The Congress party should drown in a handful of water,” Nadda declared during his address in Gujarat.
A Pattern of "Frustration"
Nadda argued that the current rhetoric is a symptom of desperation and frustration within the Congress ranks. He reminded the audience of previous instances where the Congress party had used provocative language against the Prime Minister.
He specifically recalled the use of terms like "Merchant of Death" (Maut ka Saudagar) and "scorpion" to describe PM Modi. Nadda claimed that the Indian electorate had already delivered a "befitting reply" to those insults in previous polls, suggesting that the public does not tolerate such attacks on the Prime Minister.
Prediction for 2029
The BJP leader warned that the Congress party would face the "voters' wrath" once again in the upcoming elections. He emphasized that the public's response to such language is always clear and decisive.
Concluding his attack, Nadda expressed absolute confidence in the Prime Minister's future political trajectory, stating that PM Modi would emerge victorious in 2029 and all intervening elections, regardless of the labels or insults hurled by the opposition.