Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge Calls PM Narendra Modi "Jhoothon ka Sardar"

Mallikarjun Kharge, the head of the Congress, referred to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as "jhoothon ka sardar" on Wednesday, recalling how he had used "lies" as a political tool to defame the opponents and deceive the public.

The Congress president used a public rally in Chhattisgarh to support his assertion that Modi was a "king of liars" by making false and unfulfilled pledges, false claims, and outright lies.

Bhupesh Baghel, the chief minister of Chhattisgarh, and T.S. Singhdeo, his deputy, both spoke at the gathering about the same subject, expressing that while it was terrible to call the Prime Minister a liar, Modi's actions provided strong justifications for the accusation.

"Modi's main obsession is to smear the Congress," Kharge stated. He exploits the Congress rather than outlining his plan for the welfare of the people. He solely works to discredit the Congress and spread misinformation about the populace wherever he goes. Hamesha bolted the door. He is the king of liars, Jhoothon ke sardar hain (He constantly lies).

Kharge argued that they had reached this conclusion based on their nine years of experience, saying: "He promised two crore employment every year and ignored it. This may have been disregarded if we had assumed it was an anomaly. He promised that each account will receive Rs 15 lakh. We also would have overlooked that. He predicted that farmers' incomes would double. There are multiple lies.

Modi claims that the Congress opposes women's reservations, he continued. He claims ownership of actions that are not his. He claims that by engaging in anti-national actions, the Congress is dividing society. Every one of our prime ministers strived to empower people and help them escape poverty. Rajiv and Indira Gandhi gave their life in service to the nation. And now he's giving us a patriotism speech? This jhooth ke sardar should be avoided.

Modi's repeated assertions that the Centre was buying every grain of paddy in Chhattisgarh while the credit went to the state government caused the Congress leaders to concentrate on the "lies" on Wednesday.

Baghel claimed: "Modi said the Center was buying the entire paddy at the same gathering. He said, "Did he make a false claim or not?" (Labari maaris ki nai maaris). When was the farmer bonus discontinued? Was it not in 2014, when Raman Singh was chief minister and Modi became prime minister?

"The BJP government used to purchase 10 quintals per acre," he continued. We adjusted this so that we can now get 20 quintals from each acre. 50 lakh metric tons were purchased in 2014. Under our government, the purchase has increased over the last four years to 107 lakh metric tons. It will exceed 125 lakh metric tonnes in 2023. Modi never stops lying. He said that a 1,300 crore rupee cow dung scandal had occurred. The transaction will cost a total of Rs 271 crore. A prime minister is not anticipated to visit the state and start a lie-raining campaign. Although it pains us to admit it, Modi simply lies.

He asserted that the objectives of the Congress' programs were to assist the underprivileged, saying: "We deliver what we promise - that's the Chhattisgarh model. In the Chhattisgarh model, money ends up in the hands of the people. We don't operate in the same manner as Gujarat, where money is given to Adani. Under the Gujarat model of the Center, Adani received Chhattisgarh's mines. According to Modi, the Congress will not be permitted to control the Nagarnar Steel Plant. We do not desire it. Don't, however, privatize the PSU. Let the government manage it if the Center doesn't want it. Why give it to independent actors?

The Center's contribution to Chhattisgarh's record-breaking paddy buy, according to Singhdeo, is not even worth a paisa. Modi, though, keeps on lying. How is it possible for a liar to hold the position of Prime Minister? He frequently uses lies, which diminishes the reputation of the nation. The price that the state government pays per quintal of paddy has increased from Rs 2,500 to Rs 2,680 as of November 1 when the next procurement will begin. The public must decide between an administration that kept every promise it made and a party whose leader is a liar.

Kharge also questioned Modi's vigorous campaigning for state office, wondering why, given his popularity, he was seen hanging out in every neighborhood and gully. He visited every part of Karnataka, but the BJP was unsuccessful. In Bengal, he ran a vigorous campaign but came up short. Identical in Himachal. He will also lose the next five states. He won in 2014, and in 2019 he will be re-elected. But now the populace has exposed him. They are aware that if they choose the Gujarat model, they would suffer. He is discussing assurances. His assurances include hardship, price increases, and unemployment.