Nearly 17,421 residents together with, retired IAS, have accused him of instigating and aggravating hatred in Hindus in opposition to Muslims.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s current speech throughout an election rally has raised issues amongst many. Several letters have been written to the Election Commission to take strict motion in opposition to PM Modi for his alleged violation of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC). On April 21 in Rajasthan’s Banswara, PM Modi allegedly used statements that violated the MCC and electoral legal guidelines, a number of letters said.Â
In a letter to the Election Commission (EC), it’s requested to take motion in opposition to PM Modi together with banning him from election campaigns. Nearly 17,421 residents together with, retired IAS, have accused him of “not only appealing to ‘communal feelings’ but also instigating and aggravating hatred in the Hindus against Muslims.”
The letter has been floated by two civil rights teams, Watan Ke Raha Mein and Samvidhan Bacchao Nagrthe ik Abhiyan. The letter stated EC mustn’t solely censure Modi as a result of his speech has “the potential of tearing apart the social fabric of India”, but additionally “impose a ban on his campaign, as has been done earlier for violations of this nature.”
The letter said that PM Modi equated Muslims as a inhabitants which produces extra kids and is infiltrators. “This speech of Shri Narendra Modi has gone viral and reached all parts of the country. One can imagine the impact of this speech on the minds of the people, Hindus and Muslims both. Shri Modi has violated the MCC in this election campaign even before when he said that every page of the manifesto of the Congress Party bears the imprint of the Muslim League,” the letter reads.
It additional said that “the latest speech of Shri Narendra Modi is aimed at creating tension and enmity between Hindus and Muslims and instigating Hindus to see Muslims as infiltrators and their enemies. It is a clear violation of the MCC.”
“We request you therefore to censure Shri Narendra Modi because his speech has the potential of tearing apart the social fabric of India and impose a ban on his campaign as has been done earlier for violations of this nature,” the letter concluded.
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