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Modi Advises Thackeray, Pawar: Reunite with Sena, NCP After Polls
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has advised Uddhav Thackeray and Sharad Pawar to reunite Sena and NCP after elections
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today advised the NCP (SP) and Shiv Sena (UBT) to join hands with Ajit Pawar and Eknath Shinde after Lok Sabha poll results instead of "dying by merging" with the Congress.
Modi Warns of Smaller Parties Merging with Congress for Survival
"A big leader here who is active for 40-50 years is worried after polling in Baramati (Lok Sabha seat). He says that after June 4, smaller parties, in order to survive, will merge with the Congress," PM Modi said, without naming Sharad Pawar.
Modi also accused the Congress of conspiring to end "Hindu aastha" (faith). The guru of Congress' 'shehzada' has told the US that Ram temple and Ram Navmi festivities are against the idea of India, he said, targeting Sam Pitroda, former chairman of the Indian Overseas Congress.
Modi Accuses Congress of Conspiring Against Hindu Beliefs
PM Modi said that the Congress' agenda is so dangerous that if it terms Ram temple construction and Ram Navmi celebrations against the idea of India. "They may say my going to temple is anti-India. See the Congress mindset, that in the land of Ram, a temple is anti-India." These people organize "sarkari Iftar" and beautify graves of terrorists, he said.
In an apparent reference to Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut's alleged comment about "burying him in Maharashtra just like Mughal emperor Aurangzeb", PM Modi said, those from the duplicate Sena are speaking of burying him alive.
He said the Congress has no concern for adivasis and did nothing to eradicate sickle cell anemia, prevalent among tribals.
Providing quota benefits on the basis of religion is against the very values and principles enshrined in our Constitution, he said. As long as he is alive, PM Modi said, he won't let an "inch" of reservation of Dalits, adivasis and OBCs be taken away on the basis of religion.
Source: PM Modi Advises Uddhav Thackeray, Sharad Pawar To Reunite With Shiv Sena, NCP