Jaipur, April 6: Senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi on Saturday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of tearing apart the country's dignity and democracy and claimed that various tactics were being used to force opposition leaders to join the BJP. Addressing an election event of the party here, the former Congress chief claimed that for the last 10 years, the country has been in the hands of a government that left no stone unturned to promote unemployment, inflation, economic crisis and inequality. Sonia Gandhi Accuses PM Narendra Modi of Financial Assault on Congress, Says ‘Systematic Effort To Cripple Party Finances Underway by Prime Minister’ (Watch Video)
"Today our country's democracy is in danger. Democratic institutions are being destroyed and a conspiracy is being hatched to change our Constitution," she alleged, adding, "This is a dictatorship and we all will give a reply to this." "Considering himself great, Modi ji is tearing apart the dignity of the country and its democracy," Sonia Gandhi said. Addressing the event earlier, the party's national general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra referred to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and former Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren's arrest by federal agencies to claim that the opposition was under attack under the BJP rule at the Centre. Congress Manifesto for Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Caste Census, MSP Guarantee for Farmers, Promise To Abolish Agnipath Scheme Biggest Highlights of Congress' 'Nyay Patra'
Sonia Gandhi Accuses PM Modi of Tearing Apart Country's Dignity
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Opposition leaders are threatened to join the BJP. The democracy of our country is in danger . Conspiracies are being done to change our Constitution . pic.twitter.com/ghSzLQ2WG6
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"Unemployment and inflation at peak and paper leaks are happening in every state. There no one to listen to the poor and the farmers," she said. Priyanka Gandhi also said, "We have named our manifesto 'Nyay Patra'. This manifesto is not just a list of announcements that we will forget after the elections. This is the voice of the nation that wants justice."