At the conclusion of the Bharat Jodo Justice March, Rahul Gandhi spoke of a force within Hinduism, emphasizing that the battle isn't against Modi or the BJP, but against a certain power. Narendra Modi has now turned this comment into a weapon. In an election rally at Telangana's Jagtial, PM Modi launched a fierce critique of the opposition.
He announced that the Indy Alliance has made its manifesto public yesterday. Modi claimed that Shivaji Park's declaration by Indy Alliance is a challenge to end power, a challenge he accepts. He highlighted the sacred status of women as power incarnate, contrasting those who speak of destroying power with its devout followers.
PM Modi described women as a source of strength for himself and provocatively asked whether one would support those who seek to annihilate power. Declaring himself a devotee of Mother India, he stated that the showdown on June 4th will reveal who truly receives the blessings of power and who seeks its destruction.
