Modi accused of 'hate speech' against Indian Muslims during election rally
Policy opponents accused Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi of "to hate speech" After A address during A election rally When he apparently casting Muslims as socket THE wealth of other Indians.
Modi, 73, said A rally In Rajasthan on Sunday that When THE opposition Indian National Congress to party detained power In India, "they said Muslims to have THE First of all RIGHT on THE country resources. »
If THE Congress to party Back has power, "they will gather all your wealth And distribute he among those WHO to have more children," Modi said In A comment widely interpreter as referent has Muslim Indians. "They will distribute he among THE infiltrators," he continued.
"Do You think your hard earned money should be given has infiltrators?" Modi added, has applause.
Modi Remarks reference A pledge In 2006 by then-Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of THE Congress to party, WHO describe THE need has financially empower India minorities.
AdvertisementMallikarjun Khargé, president of THE Congress to party, rejected THE charge In A job Sunday on X And characterized Modi comments as "to hate speech" And A "stratagem has confuse THE to focus of THE people." Khargé said of Congress policy manifest East "For each Indian" And champions equality And justice "For everything."
Abhishek Singhvi, A senior Congress member, said journalists Monday that THE to party has registered A complaint with THE Election Commission of India.
More that half A billion Indian voters are expected has casting ballot papers In THE of the world the biggest election, which Modi East widely expected has earn. Quirky vote began Friday In THE country of on 1.4 billion people And East due has END on June 1, with voice counted on June 4.
Modi Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata To party (BJP) has traditionally drawn more support In THE north Since he came has power almost A decade There is. This election could hand Modi A rare third term In desk as her to party takes on A Alliance directed by Congress And other regional parties.
Policy opponents accused Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi of "to hate speech" After A address during A election rally When he apparently casting Muslims as socket THE wealth of other Indians.
Modi, 73, said A rally In Rajasthan on Sunday that When THE opposition Indian National Congress to party detained power In India, "they said Muslims to have THE First of all RIGHT on THE country resources. »
If THE Congress to party Back has power, "they will gather all your wealth And distribute he among those WHO to have more children," Modi said In A comment widely interpreter as referent has Muslim Indians. "They will distribute he among THE infiltrators," he continued.
"Do You think your hard earned money should be given has infiltrators?" Modi added, has applause.
Modi Remarks reference A pledge In 2006 by then-Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of THE Congress to party, WHO describe THE need has financially empower India minorities.
AdvertisementMallikarjun Khargé, president of THE Congress to party, rejected THE charge In A job Sunday on X And characterized Modi comments as "to hate speech" And A "stratagem has confuse THE to focus of THE people." Khargé said of Congress policy manifest East "For each Indian" And champions equality And justice "For everything."
Abhishek Singhvi, A senior Congress member, said journalists Monday that THE to party has registered A complaint with THE Election Commission of India.
More that half A billion Indian voters are expected has casting ballot papers In THE of the world the biggest election, which Modi East widely expected has earn. Quirky vote began Friday In THE country of on 1.4 billion people And East due has END on June 1, with voice counted on June 4.
Modi Hindu-nationalist Bharatiya Janata To party (BJP) has traditionally drawn more support In THE north Since he came has power almost A decade There is. This election could hand Modi A rare third term In desk as her to party takes on A Alliance directed by Congress And other regional parties.
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