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Congress has brought an X-ray machine from abroad to scan the public’s assets and they will give a share of it to its vote bank, Prime Minister Narendra Modi charged on Friday.

At poll rallies in Chitradurga and Bangalore South Lok Sabha constituencies, where voting is scheduled on April 26, Priyanka accused Modi of making provocative statements whenever elections come to distract people.

In his speech in Rajasthan, Modi claimed that the Congress’s manifesto talks about taking stock of “the gold of mothers and sisters” and distributing that wealth, adding that the then Manmohan Singh government had said Muslims have the first right to the country’s assets.

Unfazed by the backlash, Prime Minister Narendra Modi repeated his “Congress eyeing the public’s wealth” charge in Uttar Pradesh’s Aligarh on Monday. Modi termed Congress’s poll promise of redistributing wealth as “Maovadi (Maoist) thinking”.

Stating that it was a “trial of the EC” too, the Congress said the poll panel “risks tarnishing its legacy and abandoning its Constitutional duty by setting a precedent of helpless inaction that will go down in infamy”.

PM Modi warns against Congress’s plans to distribute nation’s wealth to “intruders” and those with more children, citing Congress’s past statement on giving Muslims first right to nation’s wealth. Congress denies PM’s claims and accuses him of lying. PM also criticizes Congress’s use of Rajasthan to send non-winning candidates to Rajya Sabha.

Their (Congress) thought was only to form a government while taking the country forward was never on their agenda, he said.

Doubling down on his attacks on the Congress leadership, PM Modi again cited party’s stalwart leader and India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and claimed that the latter was against reservation for the poor and marginalised class as this would have led to ‘inefficiency and incompetence in the system’. �� ‘Nehru Was Against Reservation’: PM Narendra Modi Cites India’s First Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s Letter to Then CMs, Takes &l...

Modi, while addressing a public rally in Bharatpur, claimed that the Congress will vanish from the state after the election

The BJP has previously deployed the word to hit out at both Congress and AAP. But in a written reply in March 2020 though, on who was defined as an Urban Naxal, the Union Home Ministry said it didn't use the term