Narendra Modi | BJP Minority Morcha leader of Rajasthan criticizes PM Narendra Modi’s remarks, expelled from party dgtl

There has already been a storm of controversy in the country’s politics around Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s comments at the BJP meeting in Rajasthan’s Banshwara on Sunday. BJP’s Minority Front leader in Rajasthan Usman Gani on Tuesday termed the Prime Minister’s comments as ‘unintended’. BJP expelled him on Wednesday for that ‘crime’.

Rajasthan BJP Disciplinary Committee Chairman Onkar Singh Lakhawat said on Wednesday, “Usman Gani tried to tarnish the BJP’s image in the media. Therefore, he has been expelled from the party for six years. Even if the BJP-led NDA won all of Rajasthan’s 25 seats, that will not happen this time.

Incidentally, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi recently said in Hyderabad that if the Congress comes to power, it will conduct a socio-economic survey to see how much wealth is in the hands of any class. Referring to that statement, Modi said at a BJP meeting in Banswara on Sunday, “Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had said in the past that Muslims have the foremost right to the country’s wealth.” That is why the Congress has planned to conduct a survey. So that the hard-earned money of the countrymen can be distributed among Muslims and intruders.”

Later on Monday in Aligarh in Uttar Pradesh, he said, “Congress has its eye on your property. If they come to power, they will take away the Mangalsutra of mothers and sisters.” After that, the Prime Minister said in a public meeting in Tonk-Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan on Tuesday, “Modi said at the BJP rally on Tuesday, “It is a crime to listen to Hanuman Chalisa under Congress rule.” It has happened, the inequality between the rich and the poor has increased in the country under Modi. The country’s wealth has been concentrated in the hands of a few. Congress claims that Modi and his party leaders have taken the path of polarization after realizing the anger among the people.