Vote for democracy, not dictatorship: Kharge to voters
The Congress chief also exuded confidence that there will be a new beginning on 4th June, the day results of the general elections would be declared.
The Congress chief also exuded confidence that there will be a new beginning on 4th June, the day results of the general elections would be declared.
Addressing a public meeting in support of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi here on Wednesday, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said that voting for the BJP means voting against the interests of Dalits, tribals, farmers and, poor upper castes.
The Congress chief said that the Opposition's INDIA alliance is fighting this battle against unemployment and inflation.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Monday cautioned voters not to get deterred by diversionary tactics of "hateful" speeches which divide the society, as the voting for the fourth phase of general elections gets underway.
The Congress chief said that his party's priority in the next five years will be to restore the healthy, fearless and trustworthy atmosphere for businesses if elected to power.
In a post on X, Kharge wrote, "First, intruders attacked Parliament. Then Modi government attacking Parliament and Democracy. All Democratic norms are being thrown into the dustbin by an autocratic Modi government by suspending 47 MPs."
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge launched the party's crowdfunding campaign 'donate for desh' at his residence on Monday.
"Their valour and dedication remain a source of immense pride for the nation. Their sacrifices and unwavering spirit will forever be etched in the people's hearts and our nation's history," he wrote on X.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge expressed grief over the loss of lives due to cyclone Michaung in Tamil Nadu, and said the states affected by it must receive all assistance from the Central government.
“We will overcome the temporary setbacks and prepare ourselves fully for the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections along with the INDIA parties,” he wrote on X.