Modi: If voted to power, Cong will bring instability
The Morning Standard|September 26, 2024
PRIME Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday launched a blistering attack on the Congress, warning that if the party comes to power, it could lead to the destruction of the state.
HARPREET BAJWA
Modi: If voted to power, Cong will bring instability

As the October 5 Assembly polls draw near, the erosion of people's trust in DECIDE the Congress is becoming more evident. However, the BJP is gaining a significant ground in the state, he added.

Addressing a rally at Gohana, Sonepat, Modi stated, "As the election approaches, the Congress is losing hope, while the support for the BJP is increasing by the day. Voting for the Congress is equivalent to jeopardizing the state's stability and development."

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