PM Narendra Modi Affirms Support for Islam: ‘Muslim Community Considered’ | Watch

Tuesday, May 7, marks the conclusion of the third phase of the current Lok Sabha elections in 2024. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has stated that he does not oppose Islam or Muslims and that the community should consider their future progress when casting their votes. The opposition said that the Bharatiya Janata Party and Prime Minister Narendra Modi were deliberately taking votes away from Muslims. After Modi was accused of calling Muslims “infiltrators” who have “more children” at a recent address, the charges grew more intense. Modi made this statement in an interview with Times Now. Get real-time updates on the 2024 Lok Sabha election.

He refuted claims that he was discriminating against Muslims and connected his recent remarks to an alleged electoral strategy by the opposition Congress party to divide the riches of the majority Hindu population among Muslims. The Congress disputes having made any such commitment. In the Monday interview, Modi stated, “We are not against Islam and Muslims.” We do not handle this. Since the Nehru period, they have been fabricating stories about their mistreatment. Since they are anti-Muslim, they have always mistreated us. They used to take advantage of us since, with less effort, they could get rewards. They would demonize us as being anti-Muslim and then pretend to be friends with Muslims.

Through this, they benefited. They instilled terror in the air for this reason. By inciting fear, they were gaining ground. But now the Muslim community knows. Muslim sisters believe that I genuinely care about their problems, as evidenced by my decision to outlaw triple talaq. They tell me I’m a real guy when I deliver Ayushman cards. They claim I’m a real guy when I administer COVID shots. They understand that I do not discriminate against anyone. The fact that the opposition’s falsehoods have been exposed is their issue. That is the reason they have to constantly tell falsehoods to deceive,” Modi responded when questioned about his reputation as an anti-Muslim.

In the seven-phase election that starts on April 19 and finishes on June 1, Modi is vying for an uncommon third consecutive term. On Tuesday, eleven states and union territories will cast ballots in the third round of the election. Polls indicate that Modi will easily win when the results are announced on June 4. Modi is running for an unusual third straight term in the seven-phase election that begins on April 19 and ends on June 1. Eleven states and union territories will vote on Tuesday in the election’s third round. When the results are declared on June 4, polls suggest that Modi will easily win. About Muslims and the elections, Modi stated, “Think of your children and your own future.” “I don’t want any community to live like laborers because someone is scaring them,” he continued.

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The prime minister said in the interview that all Hindus, Christians, and Parsis are among the nation’s underprivileged and should benefit from reservations. “I have never said that reservations for Muslims will be denied. My only point is that granting reservations cannot be based only on religious beliefs. Hindus, Christians, and Parsis make up the majority of the poor in the nation; they should all be eligible for reservation benefits. We are thankful that the people who drafted our constitution made the correct choice because Dalits and other indigenous people have endured injustice for millennia. According to Modi, no political party is against this.

ED Informs Supreme Court: Arvind Kejriwal Stayed in 7-Star Goa Hotel at Accused’s Expense

The ED informed the Supreme Court on Tuesday that Chanpreet Singh, who is accused of accepting and handling illicit cash for the AAP’s campaign, paid for Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s stay in a seven-star hotel in Goa during the state’s assembly elections in 2022. ASG SV Raju asserted that not a single testimony made during the investigation cleared Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) president Arvind Kejriwal in his Supreme Court appearance on behalf of the Enforcement Directorate.

The agency informed the judge that there was no political motivation for the liquor policy case. “We have the evidence; we are not concerned with politics,” he continued. According to Raju, Arvind Kejriwal had remained at the Grand Hyatt hotel in Goa while arguing against his release on bond. It was a seven-star Grand Hyatt hotel in Goa, he said, providing evidence of Arvind Kejriwal’s hotel spending during the Goa elections.

The agency asserted that it possesses proof that Arvind Kejriwal, to create a liquor policy that would benefit businessmen, demanded ₹100 crore in kickbacks. According to the attorney, Arvind Kejriwal’s purported role was not the agency’s priority. As the investigation went on, it was said, the suspected role of the chief minister of Delhi became more apparent. The Enforcement Directorate was questioned earlier by the bench, which was made up of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta, about Kejriwal’s lawyer’s claim that the investigation wasn’t primarily focused on the agency and that the issue of bribes was raised afterward.

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The fact that it took two years to investigate a case, according to Justice Khanna, was bad for all investigating agencies. “The only issue that arises is why the investigation took so long and why the questions were not asked,” the court inquired. Later, the attorney for the Enforcement Directorate retorted that the investigators operate at their own pace. Since March 21, Arvind Kejriwal has been detained in connection with a money-laundering investigation related to the Delhi excise policy issue.

Yogi Adityanath Slams Congress with ‘Ram Droh’ Allegations Amid Radhika Khera’s Resignation

“Ram Droh in their DNA” is what Yogi Adityanath, the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, said the Congress, Samajwadi Party, and India bloc coalition harbored on Monday. In response to Congresswoman Radhika Khera’s departure from her party, Yogi Adityanath made a statement. He said that because she went to the temple of Lord Ram in Ayodhya, the Congress had humiliated her. “The Congress leaders humiliated her when she traveled to Ayodhya to get Ram Lala’s blessings. When she could take no more of the insults, she resigned. This demonstrates the genetic ‘Ram droh’ that both Congress and the SP possess. “People connected to the INDI Alliance possess ‘Ram Droh’ in their genetic makeup,” he stated to ANI.

Yogi Adityanath declared that the nation’s voters will never support “Ram Drohi” candidates. “The nation’s populace is fully aware of Congress’s fictitious structure. The public is aware that the things Congress is currently flaunting are not grounded in reality. They just intend to mislead the populace, but their play is exposed. As a result, the general population is driving it in that direction,” Yogi Aditanath continued. Radhika Khera said on Sunday that the Congress party was opposed to Sanatan Dharma and Lord Ram.

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She claimed that the Congress began to despise her when she went to the Ram Temple with her grandpa and erected a Jai Shri Ram banner in front of her home. Radhika Khera stated that she received criticism from the party for traveling to Ayodhya during the election season. She claimed that party leaders had mistreated her and quit the organization. She further said that she was not met by Rahul Gandhi or Priyanka Gandhi Vadra over the matter. She stated that for more than three years, she had been attempting to contact both Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Rahul Gandhi. The top campaigner for the BJP is Yogi Adityanath. He declared during rallies last month that the Congress intended to bring Sharia rule to the nation and let minorities butcher cows.