Shinde targets Opposition at Dussehra rally, says youth are being used to make speeches
Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde alleged at the Dussehra rally that the country's youth are being incited and used, and attacked the Congress over ballot papers and voter lists.
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Shiv Sena chief and Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde targeted the Opposition at the Dussehra rally. He said, "Rule or ruin will not work in India. We will not stop until we uproot your designs." In the same speech, Shinde alleged that young people are being used to make speeches. He also said the country's youth are India's strength and that their bright future should be thought about.
On the use of young people, Shinde alleged that the country's youth are being incited and their strength is being used. He also criticised what he described as speeches being made by pushing into crowds. Giving his view, Shinde said India is a country of the young, so their energy should be used for their own bright future.
On the occasion, Shinde also criticised the Congress. He alleged that the Congress looted the country for 70 years. He also targeted the Opposition over its demand for ballot papers. Shinde asked, "When you used to win by booth capturing, was that not vote theft?"
Shinde also said that voter lists are being cleaned up. Citing this, he questioned the role of the Opposition. He also asked how the number of votes rose in the Assembly election. Shinde made these remarks at the Dussehra rally, and they are his allegations.