Political Tensions Rise Over Controversial Slogan Against PM Modi

Political Turmoil in Jaipur

In Jaipur, the political landscape is once again buzzing due to a controversial slogan directed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Manjulata Meena, the district president of the Women's Congress, has firmly stated that she will not apologize under any circumstances. She reiterated her previous remarks, asserting that they reflect the public's outrage.

Context of the Controversy

Meena made her contentious statement during a rally organized by Congress in Delhi, where the slogan 'Vote Thief - Leave the Throne' was chanted. In subsequent media interactions, she expressed that the alleged manipulation of votes in elections has led to significant public discontent. She believes that the slogan is a manifestation of this anger and stands by her words.

Public Anger and Allegations

The Congress leader accused the BJP of securing power through alleged electoral fraud. She further claimed that the Election Commission is operating under governmental pressure. According to her, the Constitution grants citizens the right to vote, and undermining this right shakes the very foundation of democracy.

Criticism of the Modi Government

Meena criticized Prime Minister Modi for avoiding discussions on fundamental issues such as employment, youth, women's rights, and farmers' concerns. She also took a jab at the Bhajanlal government in Rajasthan, suggesting that it was formed through a so-called 'chit system.'

Defiance Against Apology

When questioned about the appropriateness of such slogans in politics, Meena made it clear that she would not retract her statement. She reiterated the slogan, emphasizing that it serves as a political critique from the opposition and a means to voice public sentiments. She concluded firmly, stating that she will not apologize, as her remarks reflect the anger and pain of the people.