PM Modi on Thursday attacked the resistance's INDIA collusion saying that they "need to annihilate Sanatana Dharma".

 PM Modi on Thursday attacked the resistance's INDIA collusion saying that they "need to annihilate Sanatana Dharma".

Head of the state Narendra Modi on Thursday attacked the resistance's INDIA union by considering it a "Ghamandiya" (self-important) collusion and saying that they "need to obliterate Sanatana Dharma". This comes in the midst of the contention following Tamil Nadu boss clergyman's child Udhayanidhi Stalin's comment about annihilating 'Sanatana Dharma'.

"Everybody ought to be ready. By eliminating 'Sanatana', these individuals need to push us millennia back," PM Modi said while tending to a social occasion in Madhya Pradesh where he established the groundwork stone of undertakings worth over ₹50,700 crore in the state.

He added, "The Ghamandiya collusion met in Mumbai as of late. This INDI coalition neither has any strategies or issues nor a pioneer. They have a secret plan of going after Sanatan Dharma, which they need to obliterate."

Udhayanidhi's comment on Sanatana Dharma

On September 3, Udhayanidhi Stalin conjured a debate after he contrasted the 'Sanatana Dharma' and sicknesses like dengue and jungle fever and said it ought not be simply against however "killed".

"A couple of things can't be against, that ought to be canceled as it were. We can't go against dengue, mosquitoes, jungle fever, or crown. We need to destroy this, that is the way we need to kill Sanatana. Rather contradicting Sanatana it ought to be annihilated," he said.

A FIR was likewise enrolled against him and Congress pioneer Priyank Kharge for "harming strict opinions" under Area 153A (advancing hatred between various strict gatherings), 295A (conscious and pernicious demonstrations to shock strict sensations) of the Indian Punitive Code (IPC).

PM Modi's dig at Congress

In the interim, PM Modi likewise attacked the Congress party asserting that it left the territory of Madhya Pradesh and its kin "helpless" during its standard.

"The party (Congress), which managed this state for quite a long time, left it without a friend in the world and a slouch monetarily when contrasted with different states. Individuals from past ages would recall how the Congress left the state's Bundelkhand locale needing water, power, and streets," the PM said.

He added, "Today, under the BJP rule, new streets have been inherent each town and power has been given to each family. I'm persuaded that Madhya Pradesh will contact new levels with regards to industrialisation before very long."