Uttara Kannada: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has stated that Karnataka’s law and order situation is deteriorating with each passing day. Addressing a poll rally in Sirsi town, Modi criticized the Congress party’s governance in the state, alleging a collapse in law and order. He cited Neha Hiremath’s murder case and the Rameshwaram café blast as examples of this breakdown.

Addressing Vikasit Bharat poll rally in the town, Modi asserted that since assuming office as Prime Minister, his government has effectively curbed terror activities. He stated that Neha Hiremath’s murder case has heightened concerns among parents and squarely blamed the Congress for it.

This case has jolted the entire nation, she was murdered in broad day light. “Ever Congress be able to protect our daughters, these anti-social elements know that they will be protected by the Congress government, hence their confidence gets boost,” he charged.

In his speech, PM Modi also addressed remarks made by Congress party’ Rahul Gandhi regarding Indian kings, stating, “The Shehzada of Congress claims that the kings of India were tyrannical, arbitrarily seizing the assets of the poor. This is an insult to revered figures like Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and Rani Chennamma, whose governance and patriotism continue to inspire us. Does the Shehzada not acknowledge the contributions of the Mysuru Royal family, whom we all hold in high esteem? These statements are carefully crafted to appease their vote bank… However, the Shehzada remains silent on the atrocities committed by the Nawabs, Nizams, Sultans, and Badhshahs…”

Modi also said that Ram temple should have built very next after Independence, but the Congress did nothing. To fulfill the desire of the people of Indians who were waiting for Ram Mandir for over 500 years, he has to take charge as the PM.

Those who opposed Ram Mandir construction, should be thrown away by the voters, they should be rejected by the people outrightly. He charged that the Congress keeping their vote bank in their mind did not accept the consecration ceremony of Ram Lalla.