Live Election Updates from Karnataka: PM Modi answers Cong boss Kharge's 'snake' correspond at Kolar rally
Karnataka Gathering Political race 2023, News Live Updates: " They are attempting to garner votes by comparing me to a snake. The people of the nation represent Lord Shiva to me. Modi declared, "I accept being the snake on the neck of the god-like public."
Karnataka Election Live News, April 29: Assembly Elections in 2023 In his address to a public gathering in Kolar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the Congress for drawing parallels between himself and a snake. He also stated that the people of Karnataka would provide the party with a "befitting answer" in the upcoming Assembly elections. They are attempting to garner votes by comparing me to a snake. The people of the nation represent Lord Shiva to me. I acknowledge being the snake on the neck of the god-like public. Individuals of Karnataka will offer them a befitting response on May 10," said PM Modi.
Prior in a meeting at Channapatna in Ramanagara locale, he went after the Congress and JD(S) and said "dynastic Congress and JD(S) were liable for political precariousness in Karnataka." He asserted that instability presented an opportunity for both parties and that they saw Karnataka as an ATM. The instability is due to the Congress and the JD(S). They act like two distinct parties when in fact they are one. They are together in Delhi. They collaborate in Parliament,” he stated.
Who else was in Karnataka yesterday?: On Saturday, in addition to PM Modi, a number of influential political figures from various parties were campaigning in Karnataka. Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said at a public rally in Dharward that Narendra Modi is the only Prime Minister she has ever seen who tells people about his pain rather than listening to what people are going through. Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated in Udipi that the people of Karnataka should elect a BJP government over a Congress "reverse gear" government.
