On August 5, leaders of the Congress, including former party chairman Rahul Gandhi, protested against price increases, unemployment, and the increase in the federal sales tax (GST) on necessities by dressing in all-black.
Digital Desk: In reference to the Congress'
most recent statewide demonstration in black clothing against price increases,
unemployment, and other issues, Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed on
Wednesday that some people were turning to black magic. According to Modi,
these individuals were turning to black magic because they were mired in
pessimism and sorrow and wished to regain the confidence of others.
"Due to their desperation and pessimism, some people
turn to black magic. On August 5, we witnessed an attempt to spread black
magic. These people believe that by dressing in all-black, their desperation would
end ", PM told media.
However, he continued, "These people are oblivious
that no matter how much they practice black magic and adhere to superstitions,
people will never again trust them.
On August 5, leaders of the Congress,
including former party chairman Rahul Gandhi, protested against price
increases, unemployment, and the increase in the federal sales tax (GST) on
necessities by dressing in all-black.
Amit Shah, the union home minister, and other BJP leaders
already connected the demonstration to the Ram temple foundation day and
criticized it for sending a subliminal message of appeasement politics.
"The Congress picked this day for
protest and donned black garments because they want to deliver a subliminal
message to further push their appeasement politics since on this day itself,
the PM lay the foundation of Ram Janambhoomi," Shah had stated.
Yogi Adityanath, the Chief Minister of Uttar
Pradesh, has called the Congress protests an "insult to Ram Bhakts."
Arvind Kejriwal, the leader of the Aam Aadmi
Party (AAP), came under fire from Modi for calling for free power, healthcare,
and education for all inhabitants of the nation at the nation's celebration of
its 75th anniversary of independence In Gujarat, which is up for
elections, AAP has also stepped up its campaign and made a number of promises
to voters. According to Modi, those who show up and offer free gasoline engage
in self-centered politics because such actions inhibit the nation from being
independent.
If their policies are self-centered, anyone
is free to come and declare to give away free gasoline and diesel. These
actions will deny our children their rights and stop the nation from being
self-sufficient. The burden on the nation's taxpayers will increase, he said.
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