Prime Minister Modi rakes up surgical strike, says 'Congress slighted soldiers'

Kalabugari, May 3 Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday, lashed out at the Congress for slighting the penances of the nation's soldiers and questioning them amid the surgical strikes against Pakistan.

Addressing an election rally in Kalabugari district of poll-bound Karnataka, the Prime Minister said "Congress has no regard for the penances of our troopers. At the point when our troopers did surgical strikes, the improper Congress party questioned the strikes and continued asking confirmation," he said.

The Prime Minister also hit out at the Congress party for its 'insolent demeanor towards the nation's Armed Forces.'

"From insulting Field Marshall Cariappa and General Thimayya to calling our Army Chief a 'Sadak ka goonda' right after surgical strikes, they (Congress) have reliably demonstrated their hate for our brave heroes," he included.

Helping the group to remember how Congress had let down its voters in the last decision, Prime Minister Modi stated, "Amid last races, Congress guaranteed they will make Mallikarjun Kharge Ji the Chief Minister. They deluded the Dalit people group. This is normally how Congress plays legislative issues."

"We have seen the state being destroyed for a long time and we will never again enable the state to be demolished further. Individuals are seeing that in all edges of India the Congress is being rejected," he included.

Urging the people of Karnataka to vote in for the BJP, the Prime Minister said that upcoming elections in the state isn't just about choosing MLAs yet about the security of women and development of farmers.

PM Modi kickstarted a progression of election rallies in the poll-bound state on May 1 by addressing to three rallies in Chamarajanagara, Udupi and Chikkodi area in which he focused on the Congress party and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah.

Today he will address two more rallies-one in Ballari and another in Ramanagar district.

Karnataka will go to polls on May 12 to choose its delegates for the 225-member assembly. The results will be out on May 15.