Narendra Modi: India’s leaders would struggle to safeguard deposits as the country is divided along caste lines

Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked the INDIA group in the most scathing way possible on Friday, saying that its leaders “will struggle to save their deposits in the upcoming general election” despite their alleged caste-based division of society.

The prime minister specifically targeted the Congress and remarked, “The members of Congress royal family are calling the youth of Banaras ‘nashi’ (drunk/intoxicated),” in an unrestrained critique of the opposition. Our children are being referred to as “nashi” by those who are themselves not in their “hosh” (senses). What kind of wording is this? Speaking to supporters of his Lok Sabha seat in Varanasi, the PM said. The Prime Minister predicted that India’s leaders would lose the 18th General Election, claiming they were too busy splitting the country along caste lines.

“These days, INDI leaders’ fear and rage are caused by one more factor. They can’t stand how Kashi and Ayodhya now seem. Take a look at the ways they disparage Ram Mandir in their speeches and the statements they make to cast the temple in doubt. PM Modi said, “I had no idea that the Congress detested Lord Ram to such an extent. Dynastic parties, in his words, “cannot look beyond their families and vote banks,” and he criticized them severely. This is the reason they form alliances before to every election, then they break away and mistreat each other when the outcome is “Neel battery Santa,” which means that zero divided by zero equals nothing. They are unaware that this is Banaras, however. Here, everyone is a guru. The INDI alliance’s schemes would fail here, according to PM Modi. He said that the INDI coalition represented the “same old stuff in a new package” and that everyone in Uttar Pradesh should know this.

The PM said, “They will have to work very hard this time to even save their deposits.”

He had earlier in his address referred to Rahul Gandhi’s recent statements as “shocking.”

“You’re going to be stunned to hear what the Congress royal family said. UP youngsters are allegedly “nashedi.” This language type—what is it? The PM said that the family-based parties of the Opposition should be aware that the young of UP were working hard to create a developed state and prosperous futures, adding, “They have spent two decades abusing Modi but now they have started venting frustration on people of UP.”

Rahul had said, “The youth here are inebriated, lying on the streets, dancing at night,” during his Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra in Varanasi. The young of UP are drunk on the future.

During a visit to his parliamentary seat, the PM spoke at an event honoring Sant Ravidas’ 647th birthday, launched his statue, met with the winners of BHU’s “Sansad Sanskrit Pratiyogita,” and officially opened projects valued at more than Rs 13,000 crore.