In Kerala, Narendra Modi And Rahul Gandhi Woo Voters With Promises, Allegations

Two senior leaders of Indian politics – Narendra Modi and Rahul Gandhi have been in Kerala at present the place they not solely levelled allegations in opposition to one another but in addition made guarantees to woo voters. While PM Modi addressed a public assembly in Kerala’s Alathur constituency, Rahul Gandhi was in his constituency Wayanad. 

Modi’s Alathur Rally

On Monday, Prime Minister and senior BJP chief Narendra Modi not directly criticized Rahul Gandhi’s candidacy in Kerala’s Wayanad, suggesting that he could also be looking for help from a banned group’s political arm to safe victory within the election. This comment appeared to suggest that Gandhi’s choice to contest in Wayanad stemmed from the will to salvage his political fame after dropping his household stronghold in Uttar Pradesh through the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.

“A big leader of Congress has found it difficult to save the respect of his family seat in Uttar Pradesh and has made his new base in Kerala. To win the elections, Congress has entered into a backdoor agreement with the political wing of an organization which has been banned in the country for its anti-national tendencies. Have you ever heard this from them?” PM Modi stated talking at a public assembly in Kerala’s Alathur constituency.

Modi stated that within the subsequent 5 years, the NDA authorities will work towards making Kerala a worldwide heritage. “We will increase Kerala’s connectivity by linking it to highways, expressways, and our high-speed Vande Bharat train network,” stated Modi including that South India may also get Bullet Trains.

Rahul Gandhi In Wayanad

Congress chief Rahul Gandhi slammed the BJP and the RSS accusing them of overpowering democratic establishments. He stated that India didn’t get freedom from the British solely to be colonised by the ideology of the Sangh Parivar. He stated the BJP and Prime Minister Modi see just one nation, one language and one chief and it is a basic misunderstanding of our nation. 

“This idea that India should have only one leader is an insult to every single young Indian,” he stated. Rahul Gandhi additionally reiterated a number of guarantees made by Congress in its manifesto.

Polling in Kerala’s 20 Lok Sabha seats shall be held on April 26. The outcomes shall be out on June 4.