Congress Accuses PM Modi of Drawing Inspiration from Nazi Propaganda Minister
Allegations Fly as Lok Sabha Elections Approach
New Delhi - The Congress party on Monday accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of taking inspiration from Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels while speaking about the party’s Nyay Patra for the Lok Sabha elections.
Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh stated, “For his MA in Entire Political Science, Mr. Narendra Modi must definitely have read Joseph Goebbels on the value of propaganda and taken inspiration from him.” He noted that Goebbels had stated that “If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it.” Ramesh said Goebbels also wrote in 1941 that “The English follow the principle that when one lies, one should lie big and stick to it.” Goebbels was the propaganda minister of German ruler Adolf Hitler.
In his latest interview to a TV channel, which is being headlined, the outgoing PM has yet again blatantly, brazenly and shamelessly lied about the Congress’s Nyay Patra, according to Ramesh. “It once again proves that Mr.Modi’s motto has always been ‘Asatyameva Jayate.’ Truth is slaughtered every time he speaks,” the Congress leader alleged.
The Congress party’s accusations have stirred a heated debate in the political sphere, with the BJP yet to respond to these allegations. The Lok Sabha elections are around the corner, and this development is expected to add a new dimension to the political discourse.
