Modi's answer to everything is Hindu-Muslim: Trinamool
New Delhi, July 20 : Attacking the Narendra Modi-led government, Trinamool Congress leader Dinesh Trivedi on Friday said that the Prime Minister's way of dealing with every problem relating to the problems of the country's people is "polarisation".
"Be it the questions raised on finance policies, unemployment or the exports being going down or the banks being destroyed, you have only one answer -- Hindu-Muslim, Bharat-Pakistan, Shamshan-Kabristan," he said during a debate on no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha.
He took a dig at Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh's statement on his party treating its enemies as equals with reference to Mahabharata in which Pandavas performed the Shraadh for the Kauravas, they killed in the battle.
Trivedi compared the BJP with the Kauravas saying, they "were also big in number while Pandavas were only five".
He then attacked the Modi regime over the promise to build Ram temple in Ayodhya in a poetic style.
"For you Ram is only in Ayodhya, for us Ram is in everything, he is everywhere.
"You might have a big chest, what you need is a big heart. For example, Mahatma Gandhi didn't have a big chest, what he had was a big heart."
"You questioned why no confidence motion. Well, still if you don't understand why. I can't explain."
He also attached the government on the unprecedented January 12 press conference in which four senior sitting judges of the Supreme Court met the media to complain that the administration of the country's top court was not in order, saying the country's democracy is in danger.
"The judiciary has said what it had to say...all your institutions are crumbling."
"The danger alarm for the country is not being taken seriously."
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Odisha: Two girls drown while bathing in village pond
Berhampur (Odisha) (PTI): Two girls drowned while bathing in a village pond in Odisha's Ganjam district on Tuesday, police said.
The deceased were identified as Pranjali Dora (11), a class 6 student, and Manini Dora (12), a student of class 7, both residents of Patanda village in Digapahandi police station area, a police officer said.
After returning home from school, they went to the village pond to take a bath like every other day. However, they slipped and fell into deep waters. Locals noticed them drowning and tried to rescue them but failed, he said.
Fire brigade personnel from Digapahandi retrieved the girls after a two-hour search and they were rushed to a nearby community health centre, where doctors declared them dead, Digapahandi police station officer-in-charge Kishor Kumar Samal said.
He said the bodies have been handed over to the respective families after conducting post-mortem examinations at MKCG Medical College and Hospital here.
He said unnatural death cases have been registered and an investigation launched.
