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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Congress, if voted to power, would distribute wealth to infiltrators and those who have more children...
The Congress on Sunday objected to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's speech in Rajasthan in which the prime minister said the Congress would distribute the country's wealth, if voted to power, to those who have more children..
The Congress condemned the statement and said the prime minister through his 'lies' was again dividing Hindu-Muslims.P)..
Calling Congress mindset urban naxal, Narendra Modi in Rajasthan's Banswara said, The Congress manifesto says they will calculate the gold with mothers and sisters, get information about it and then distribute that property..
Thanks to the prime minister that people today are reading our manifesto to find out whether we have used any such divisive word...They are realising that Congress used no such words..
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