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Congress blocking BrahMos Missile sales, hindering defence self-reliance: PM Modi in Deoria slams support from Pakistan

“Congress blocking BrahMos Missile sales, hindering defence self-reliance: PM Modi in Deoria slams support from Pakistan”, Swarajyamag, May 26, 2024:

“Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday (26 May) alleged that “jihadis” from across the border are supporting the Samajwadi Party and Congress coalition, accusing them of appealing for “vote jihad” in India.

The Prime Minister made these remarks during an election rally in Uttar Pradesh’s Deoria.

“There are some forces that are pained by India’s progress. These people are having different dreams about 4 June,” Modi said.

“In Pakistan, prayers are being offered for the INDI Alliance of SP and Congress. Jihadis from across the border are supporting them. Here, the SP and Congress people are appealing for vote jihad,” he added……”

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