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Rahul Gandhi working on incitement model for political gains: BJP

The Congress president had attacked the BJP and the RSS over the Pune violence, alleging their “fascist vision” for India was that Dalits should remain at the bottom of the society.

Updated on: Jan 2, 2018, 23:19:07 IST
Press Trust of India, New Delhi | By , New Delhi
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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday accused Congress president Rahul Gandhi of working on an “incitement model” to provoke caste violence for cynical political gains and said the Congress chief would again lose to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s developmental politics.

Congress president Rahul Gandhi. (PTI File Photo)
Congress president Rahul Gandhi. (PTI File Photo)

The Congress president had attacked the BJP-RSS over Monday’s violence involving Dalits in Pune, alleging that their “fascist vision” for India was that Dalits should remain at the bottom of the society.

BJP spokesperson GVL Narasimha Rao alleged that the Congress had only focused on Dalit votes all these years, while Modi’s focus was on the progress of the community.

It was time for the Gandhi scion to apologise on behalf of his family and party, he added.

“Rahul Gandhi’s ‘APPEASEMENT MODEL’ miserably failed in 2014 polls. For 2019, Rahul is working on an ‘INCITEMENT MODEL’ provoking caste violence for cynical political gains. @OfficeofRG Your cynical politics will lose again in the hands of @narendramodi ji’s developmental politics (sic),” Rao tweeted, while tagging the official Twitter handles of the Congress president and the prime minister.

 
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