Ahead of the Maharashtra assembly elections, the war of words between the Congress and the BJP has intensified. Maharashtra Congress chief Nana Patole has used very controversial words against the BJP. “I want to ask you a question,” Patole said at the rally in Akola. Will you vote for the BJP that called OBCs dogs in Akola district?
Now is the time to turn the BJP into a puppet. They have become very proud. The time has come to remove the BJP from Maharashtra. This party has come to power through mountains of lies and now it is time to send it to its proper place. People of BJP think of themselves as God and Vishwaguru. Devendra Fadnavis feels like God in Maharashtra.”
However, the BJP strongly opposed Patole’s dog statement. The BJP said that such a statement before the state assembly elections shows the desperation of the Congress.
Senior party leader Kirit Somaiya said, “Such statements show the low mentality of Maha Vikas Aghadi. They have sunk even further into despair. Sharad Pawar directly abused the Election Commission in Uddhav Thackeray while speaking. Now Rahul Gandhi’s Congress has called the BJP a puppet.
The reason behind this is that the opinion polls are saying that the Mahayutia is winning by a margin in Maharashtra. So I understand their frustration and frustration.”
Voting for all 288 assembly seats in Maharashtra will be held in one phase on November 20. All political parties are campaigning vigorously for this.