Anand Dubey, a representative of the Shiv Sena (UBT), criticizes PM Modi and claims the Congress won’t act in the same way as it did in 2016

Anand Dubey, the leader of the Uddhav Thackeray-led Shiv Sena (UBT), attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday at his recent election address in Rajasthan, when he said that the Congress would divide the wealth of the people among Muslims if it won the general election in 2024, according to the ANI.

 

Anand Dubey used Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s demonetisation move to claim that the Congress in Rajasthan would not take any action that would result in the redistribution or theft of wealth.

Anand Dubey said to ANI, “In his speeches throughout the election campaigns, PM Modi had nothing to say. He is making these claims in order to enrich himself since he is unable to discuss any of the work that has been done during their ten years in office.

“The way they’re threatening the women in Rajasthan, saying that if the Congress wins, they’ll take your jewelry, your land, and they’ll divide your property among people,” Anand Dubey said. Congress will not act in the same manner as you did in 2016, honorable prime minister,” the ANI reported.

“You brought demonetization, you made our mothers and sisters stand in line to change the notes and whatever money they had saved for their bad times, you took them all out by saying that it is black money,” Dubey added, criticizing PM Modi’s decision to implement demonetization. Thus, you attempted to pilfer their riches after doing the labor of allocating them, in a sense. Congress would not act in such a manner, according to the ANI.

While in Banswara, Rajasthan, on Sunday, Prime Minister Modi disparaged the Congress party and brought up rumors that the party planned to transfer wealth in the event that it won an election.

He said that the party “will go to this extent,” would conduct a poll, and would not even let Mangalsutra to continue living with a woman.

“We shall assess the silver belonging to our tribal families. The amount of money, property, and positions held by government officials will be investigated. In addition, they have said that the sisters’ gold as well as any other assets would be divided equally. Do you think it’s acceptable? Is it legal for the government to take your belongings? Is it appropriate for the government to seize the money you have worked so hard to accumulate?” According to the news agency, PM Modi made the inquiry on Sunday at the rally in Rajasthan.

The leader of Shiv Sena (UBT) also chastised PM Modi for avoiding discussing important development-related problems. Discuss the problems related to development. Talk about the young, farmers, unemployment, inflation, and so on. How can you claim that women’s property would be taken away from them if Congress wins power?”

The second round of the current Lok Sabha elections will take place in Rajasthan on April 26 for 13 seats. Voting for 12 seats was conducted on April 19 in the first phase.