PM Modi Uses Religious Allusions, Criticizes Congress and Samajwadi Party as "Anti-Sanatan"

As the first round of voting continued in several regions of the nation on Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi continued to use religious allusions in his campaign and denounced the Congress and the Samajwadi Party as being "anti-Sanatan."

"After the Ram temple was constructed in Ayodhya, the Congress and the Samajwadi Party both declined the invitation to the Pran Pratistha. Is it possible for you to envision it? Modi made these remarks during a rally in Amroha, Uttar Pradesh, a constituency that will vote in the second round.

On the other hand, despite losing their lawsuit in the Supreme Court, individuals who spent their entire lives fighting for the Babri Masjid attended the Pran Pratistha. These individuals (who turned down the invitation) are worse than them (the ones who contested a Ram temple there in court).

"They keep cursing the Ram temple and the Sanatan religion; they are not satisfied just rejecting the invitation," Modi continued.

Modi mentioned the April 17 Ram Navami celebrations at the Ram temple.

There, Lord Ram's Surya Tilak was completed. Have all of you seen this? The Samajwadi Party members claim that those who organized the celebration in Ayodhya are hypocrites, or pakhandi, for the benefit of their voter base, despite the fact that the entire nation is Ram-mai, or deeply devoted to Lord Ram.

"Are you all deceitful? Are all of Ram's supporters hypocrites? Members of the INDIA alliance despise Sanatan.

Modi also mentioned his well reported undersea expedition in the Arabian Sea, which he conducted with the assistance of navy divers.

"I visited Dwarka. The original Dwarka, according to archaeologists, is currently submerged under the ocean. I traveled there, to the ancient Dwarka town, beneath the surface of the ocean, and I worshipped there. I added a peacock feather as well.

However, the Congressman's "shahzada," or prince, made a reference to Rahul Gandhi when he declared that there was nothing to worship beneath the water. He's dismissing our millennium of faith. How can the leaders of the Samajwadi Party and the Rashtriya Janata Dal, who go by the name Yaduvanshi, join forces with a group that offends a deity worshipper in Dwarka?

April 26 is Amroha's voting day.