Modi Hate Speech News Today

Modi has chosen to play victim and accused the opposition of abusing him for exposing ‘vote bank politics’.

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.

Amnesty India, a human rights organisation, said that Modi’s remarks demonises the Muslim community and puts them at further risk of human rights violations.

In an election rally in Rajasthan on April 21, Prime Minister Modi claimed that the Congress would distribute the country’s wealth to “infiltrators'' and “those who have more children”, in an explicit reference to Muslims.

Two days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi hurled abuses against Muslims while addressing a poll rally in Rajasthan, complaints against him continue to flood the Election Commission Offices in Delhi and various states.

“Making baseless references to things and making false accusations on opponents is the speciality of the training of RSS and BJP,” Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said in a post on social media.

While the ECI’s role is being questioned, it is worth remembering how the body once disenfranchised Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray during the late 1980’s for six years on account of communal speech.

The prime minister’s comments on Sunday were a ‘direct attack on the Muslims of India’, the group told the poll panel.

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”.