The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is currently in power at the center, with PM Modi at its helm. It is one of the two major political parties in India. The other being the Indian National Congress (INC or Congress).
Both these parties have been at the forefront of the Indian political scene and often engage in crossfire with each other. In fact, a few days ago PM Narendra Modi took a dig at INC and its president Rahul Gandhi.
INC president Rahul Gandhi. Source
PM Modi recently addressed a mega rally in the Azamgarh area of Uttar Pradesh. The PM talked about a variety of topics from development to women empowerment.
During his speech at the rally, the PM also put forth a question for INC president Rahul Gandhi. PM Modi accused the INC of being biased towards Muslim men. He also accused them of not caring enough for the rights of Muslim women. BJP’s team later tweeted the same on their twitter handle:
PM asks Rahul Gandhi whether Congress is a party of only Muslim men or does it also have place for Muslim women? pic.twitter.com/vLGhBUsyYI
— BJP (@BJP4India) July 14, 2018
Many political influencers and activists took note of the question that PM Modi put up in the speech. Canadian writer, secular and liberal activist Tarek Fatah also tweeted about the PM’s question:
Good question PM @narendramodi. https://t.co/NXVOSIjyz7
— Tarek Fatah (@TarekFatah) July 14, 2018
The INC also responded on the issue through their twitter handle:
Prime Minister continues to lie to the people of India. His insecurities are getting the better of him. What are you scared of Modi ji? #TotoVikas https://t.co/yzCvX9HarJ
— Congress (@INCIndia) July 14, 2018
The Twitterati soon rolled in ready to take digs at both the parties and the Indian political scene as a whole. Here are some of the tweets:
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If INC answers this question, they will lose all of their Muslim vote bank.
But @RahulGandhi and @INCIndia don’t have answer of this question 🤔🤔 if they stand with Islamic women’s,they lost all Islamic men’s vote bank .
Now congress and his pidhi became🙈🙉🙊— 🇮🇳INDIAN🇮🇳 (@MukeshKumarJo15) July 15, 2018
That’s not a good question!
What good question?
Creating problems of retracting from 50% of their statements!
— Narayanan P S (@narayananpsn) July 15, 2018
Both the parties are vultures of different sorts.
After seeing this & @INCIndia tweets, I conclude both are vultures of different types.
— Sanjeev Nayak (@sanjibknayak) July 14, 2018
The PM has a polarized mind.
Again a negative statement from a polarized mind.
— Ravinder Kumar Bali (@Ravinde83516502) July 14, 2018
Is it INC or IMC (Indian Mullah Congress)
Is it Indian Mullah Congress IMC ?
— ☆☆☆Hari🚩Das☆☆☆ (@HariDas04154996) July 15, 2018
It seems like this blame game is not about to end anytime soon. What do you think?
