Modi will die after Hitler's death, the slogan of 'grave khudgi', why the poisonous words of Congressmen for PM

Delhi: In the National Herald case, the words of Congress leaders and workers are getting worse about PM Modi in protest against the questioning of former Congress President Rahul Gandhi and the Agneepath scheme. On one hand, former Union Minister Subodh Kant Sahai said that Modi would die in the death of Hitler, then Congress MLA from Jharkhand Irfan Ansari said that the country would be covered in blood. Meanwhile, Congress workers in Delhi started raising slogans of 'Modi Teri Kabra Khudegi'.

According to a report in Times Now, Congress workers protesting against the Agneepath scheme raised objectionable slogans in front of the camera. These workers were raising the slogan of 'Modi teri grave khudgi, if not today then tomorrow khudgi'. This slogan was raised at a time when Subodh Kant Sahai compared PM Modi to German dictator Hitler at the 'Satyagraha Manch' at Jantar Mantar and said that Modi would die Hitler's death.

Subodh Kant Sahai said, "I think he has crossed the history of Hitler. If Modi follows the path of Hitler, then Hitler will die. Congress is a party of martyrs, it has a long list of martyrs. Will end the party.

Raghubar Das said, "PM Modi has the trust of 135 crore Indians. Italy's Congress party is troubled by the jail and bail of the leaders. In 50 years they only robbed. Today auditing is taking place so they are using unparliamentary language. Congress is dying because of such statements. On the other hand, the Congress got further embarrassment on Monday itself when a video surfaced of a party MLA saying that 'the country will be covered in blood, we will not allow Agneepath to be implemented'.