Cong people won’t learn lessons even from Mudhol dogs: PM
Modi insults Congress
Bagalkote, May 6: In a tempo of criticing the opponents, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday insulted the Congress leaders saying that Congress leaders won’t learn lessons even from Mudhol dogs.
Speaking at an election campaign here on Sunday, Modi said that “Congress people, you don’t need to learn anything from your ancestors. At least, learn something from Bagalkote Mudhol dogs. I have no hope that you won’t learn anything even from them”, this was how Modi taunted the Congress people.
When debate started over patriotism, some people will feel uncomfortable if the debated turned towards ‘Vande Mataram’. The country had got the independence through patriotism. Now, development should be achieved through that patriotism. But Congress people would not like patriotism, he said.
In order to help the weavers, the central government has introduced various schemes. They could get loans very easily for purchasing machines to set up power looms. They made provision for online marketing in order to ensure world market for Ilakal sarees, he claimed.
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Haryana cop's death about all Dalits, PM and CM should act immediately: Rahul Gandhi
Chandigarh (PTI): Haryana police officer Y Puran Kumar's death is not about the respect of one family but all Dalits, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said on Tuesday while asking Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini to act immediately in the case.
Addressing reporters after meeting the family of the senior police officer who was found with a gunshot wound in his Chandigarh home last week, Gandhi said there was systematic discrimination against Kumar to demoralise him and damage his career.
"A wrong message is being sent out to Dalits... that no matter how successful you are, if you are Dalit, you can be oppressed and crushed," the former Congress president said.
He said the Haryana chief minister has not fulfilled his commitment of a free and fair inquiry.
Gandhi said there was a lot of pressure on Kumar's family, particularly his two daughters.
His visit came amid stepped up attacks by the opposition against the Haryana government over Kumar's alleged suicide.
In an eight-page final note purportedly left behind by him, the 52-year-old accused eight senior IPS officers, including Haryana DGP Shatrujeet Kapur and now transferred Rohtak SP Narendra Bijarniya, of "blatant caste-based discrimination, targeted mental harassment, public humiliation and atrocities".
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