PM Modi says his 'homeopathic dose' during I-Day speech exposed ‘dimaagi naxals’

PM Modi was speaking at Delhi University's Sree Ram College of Commerce on its centenary celebrations on Saturday.

Published on: Sep 5, 2026, 20:52:35 IST

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi revived his ‘dimaagi naxal’ dig at the Opposition parties in his speech at Delhi University's Sree Ram College of Commerce which celebrated its centenary on Saturday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses the centenary celebrations of Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), in New Delhi. (@NarendraModi)

He said that people who support such ideas were exposed after he mentioned them in his Independence Day speech last month from the Red Fort. “Jaise hi maine dimaagi naxal wali homepathy ki goli di, sare dimaagi naxal nikal nikal ke bahar aanay lage aur jo is bimari ko badhawa de rahe hain ab janta unka bhi asli rang dekh rahi hai,” he said in an indirect attack at his critics.

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