Naxalites and terrorists embrace each time the Congress comes to the Power Chhattisgarh: PM Modi – Firstpost

Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized the government of Congress on Tuesday in Chhattisgarh so as not to contain the rise of naxalism in the state, affirming that each time the party arrives in power in the center, the naxalites and the terrorists are embraced.

During a speech in the Surajpur district in Chhattisgarh, Modi also attacked the chief minister Bhupeh Baghel for his alleged involvement in the Paris Mahadev application with the slogan, “30 Take Kakka, Khule Aam Satta.”

Baghel is popularly known as “Kaka” (uncle) in the state.

Tuesday, Chattisgarh went to the first phase of the polls in 20 of the 90 seats in total.

Modi said that for Congress, Adivasis (tribes) has no existence in the country and that it has left them to their fate.

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“Whenever Congress comes to power in the country, terrorists and naxalites are embraced. News from explosions of bombs and murders are reported from here and there. Wherever the congress is in power, the rule of crime and booty prevails, “he said.

“During the recent period, our party workers (BJP) were torn off. A few days ago, our colleague (party leader) was killed … Do you want to live in the shade of bombs and firearms? No matter how much money you have, if your son does not go home in the evening and his body reached, then what is the need for this money, “he added.

Cattisgarh polls

Surveys were held under a thick security coverage of the police and paramilitary staff, which kept a tight vigil in the seats of the Bastar Naxalite-Hit division.

A CRPF commando was injured Tuesday in an IED explosion launched by the Naxalites in the Sukma district while its unit undertook an operation of domination of the area to ensure safety during the ballot box.

Voters are more numerous than men in 16 of the 20 assemblies where polls take place Tuesday in the first phase in Chhattisgarh, in accordance with civil servants.

The total number of voters in the 20 constituencies is 40.78,681, including 19,93,937 men, 20.84,675 women and 69 people in the third genre, they said.

With PTI entries