PM Modi Attacks 'Congress Ka Shehzada' Rahul Gandhi | PM Modi Vs Rahul Gandhi | Lok Sabha Elections

Minister leading the attack on behalf of BJP once again against Rahul Gandhi, this time on the issues of reservation and social justice. News is just coming in about Prime Minister Modi criticizing Rahul Gandhis comments about Rajas and Maharajas. CM Modi slammed Rahul Gandhi on Rajput community remark. Prime Minister says I’m quoting Shahzada of Congress says that the kings of India were atrocious. They slashed the assets of the poor as per their wishes. The Shahzada of Congress has insulted great personalities like Chhatrapati, Shivaji Maharaj and Rani Chinnamma. The Shahzada does not say a word about the atrocities committed by the Nawabs, Nizams, sultans and Badshahs. Apne Congress ke saja dekha Ek taja bayan durur suna hoga yeh saja dekha kehna hai Ki Bharat ke Raja Bharat ke Maharaja jya kya chari thei Ek garibo Ki jamin chillette. Jab marji paretaab unka Sabharat kar lethe Congress ke Saha jade Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Kitur Ki Rani Chinnamma jaise Mahan kiya hai. Shahja Dene Raja, Maharaja Kotko bura bhala Kadiya kardi lekin Bharat Ki hashmi char Nava bone. Kiye nija Mone kiye Sultan one kiye. And my colleague Payal Mehta is with me on the broadcast pile. Rajas Rajputs that that community is the prime ministers message against Rahul Gandhi targeted at them specifically in Rajasthan. Or the ramifications can be felt in other parts like Uttar Pradesh and other parts of North India as well. Well, the ramifications will definitely be felt in other parts of the country given the fact that Rajasthan elections are already over, Rajasthan has phased, you know has has pulled in the last two phases of election. But the Prime Minister largely saying that this is the mentality of the Congress party, they speak about the Raja Maharaja country. But why havent they spoken about the Mughal rule and why has it spoken about the Mughal atrocities as well? Remember the Prime Minister over there speaking about Satya Pradesh, Raji Maharaju, for that battle? You know, again the Mughal Raj. Of course, he also named the Chittargarh Rani. Also several as such leaders, several such, you know, brave hearts who actually fought the Mughal rule and in fact did not let their own pride really be compromised. That’s something the climate is referring to that, you know, this is a party which is actually not calling out the atrocities of the Mughals, not calling out the atrocities of power. And Aurangzeb in particular that he really mentioned and he obviously is obviously talking about the fact that Rahul Gandhi has once again got his facts wrong, once again got his merit is wrong and once again has insulted the Braves of the country. Do you, do you sense a running theme? Parl in everything that the Prime Minister is speaking? He was first talking about Chatsopar, then came the messaging about, you know, equitable distribution of wealth where he made that Mangalsutra com comment. Now he’s taking on Rahul Gandhi on this issue of Raja Maharaja versus Nawabs. Is there a running threat that you see? Well, of course, this is the election season. And what do you expect political parties to do? So obviously BJP has called out the Congress party about other shortcomings in their manifesto, the appeasement in their manifesto as well. And of course, a lot of contributions to that has happened because of the Congress leaders. Why did Mallesh, why did you have some patriot make that common thing? There should be more taxes and there should be distribution of, you know, income and probably property, something that he has actually proposed. He has spoken about the inheritance that’s there of course. Now with Rahul Gandhi making that statement yesterday, you have actually seen a response coming in for the Prime Minister. This is of course election season and there’s no doubt and there’s no prizes for guessing that its a BJP versus Congress battle in the country so far, right? Paal Mehta, thank you so much. Paal there explaining that the Prime Minister is taking on the Congress party, clearly trying to show Congress as a party which is a party of.