PM Modi Dares Congress To Make A Muslim Party President: 'If You Have So Much Sympathy For...'

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Monday, launched a scathing attack on the Congress party, accusing it of indulging in appeasement politics. Addressing a public gathering in Hisar on the occasion of Dr BR Ambedkar’s 135th birth anniversary, PM Modi challenged Congress to back its pro-Muslim stance by appointing a Muslim as its party president and offering 50% of election tickets to Muslim candidates. "If you have so much sympathy for Muslims, then why not make a Muslim the party president? Why not give 50% of tickets to Muslims?" he questioned, in a direct jibe at the opposition.

PM Modi also criticised Congress for opposing the recently amended Waqf Act, calling it the “biggest proof” of the party's “evil policy of appeasement.” He said the amended act would prevent the Waqf Board from interfering with tribal land and property, thus safeguarding the rights of tribal communities.Also Read: Related News | 'Two-Nation Theory Not Decision of Common Muslim But.



..': PM Modi Attacks Opposition of 'Appeasement Politics' Over Waqf Amendment Act “The new provisions uphold the sanctity of Waqf while ensuring justice for the poor, Pasmanda Muslims, women—especially widows—and children.

This is true social justice,” he said. He went on to accuse Congress of using the Constitution merely as a tool for political gains. “Whenever Congress felt power slipping from its hands, it trampled on the Constitution—just like it did during the Emergency,” Modi alleged.

Also Read: Related News | Waqf (Amendment) Act Comes Into Force, 15 Petitions in Supreme Court Challenging its Constitutionality Taking inspiration from Dr Ambedkar’s legacy, PM Modi said his government remains committed to the constitutional vision of equality and justice. He also spoke about the implementation of a common civil code in Uttarakhand, stating that it reflects a secular approach, which the Congress continues to oppose. The Prime Minister concluded by reminding the public of Congress's alleged mistreatment of Dr Ambedkar, claiming the party repeatedly insulted him and made him lose elections during his lifetime.

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