Fierce Onslaught: PM Modi Accuses Congress of Aiding Terrorists and Shielding Infiltrators in Explosive Assam Rally

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a charged election rally in Assam, unleashed a blistering attack on the Congress party, accusing it of actively supporting Pakistan-backed terrorists and shamelessly protecting infiltrators. With the Lok Sabha elections in full swing, Modi's sharp remarks underscored a clear ideological divide, positioning the BJP as the unwavering protector of national security and Assam's indigenous identity.

Addressing a massive crowd, the Prime Minister asserted that the Congress's historical stance has consistently shown leniency towards terrorism, a policy he vehemently condemned.

He didn't mince words, alleging that the grand old party has now escalated its alleged misconduct by providing cover and protection to infiltrators, a move he described as a direct threat to the demographic and cultural fabric of border states like Assam.

Modi highlighted what he termed the Congress's 'vote-bank politics,' suggesting that the party's priorities lie in securing electoral gains rather than safeguarding national interests or the well-being of the region's original inhabitants.

This, he argued, has led to policies that weaken India's borders and undermine efforts to combat extremism. The Prime Minister’s fiery rhetoric aimed to draw a stark contrast between his government's decisive actions against terrorism and illegal immigration and what he portrayed as the Congress's appeasement policies.

In a powerful endorsement of his government's commitments, Modi reiterated his 'Modi ki Guarantee,' promising continued development, robust national security, and unwavering protection for the people of Assam.

He urged the electorate to choose wisely, framing the upcoming election as a crucial decision between a future of progress and security under the BJP, versus what he depicted as the Congress's path of 'destruction' through its alleged complicity with anti-national elements.

The Prime Minister's speech resonated deeply in a state like Assam, which has long grappled with issues of illegal immigration and cross-border security.

His accusations serve to intensify the political discourse, emphasizing that for the BJP, the fight against terrorism and infiltration is not merely an electoral plank but a fundamental commitment to the nation's integrity and the safety of its citizens.