Congress is setting country on fire by spreading hatred, says Mishra

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Attacking the Congress on the RSS Khaki shorts on fire comment, Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Narottam Mishra said that they have only done the work of setting fire to the country by spreading hatred.

Today, if these shorts are burning, then what is the big deal? He said this in response to the Congress's tweet in which RSS's Khaki short was shown burning. The Home Minister said that the mindset of Congress has always been to break the country by spreading hatred.

A major political row has erupted after Congress posted a picture of a burning pair of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) shorts on Twitter.

The party posted the picture on its social media while campaigning for 'Bharat Jodo Yatra', evoking sharp reactions from the BJP.

Narottam Mishra said that Congress did the work of burning the country by spreading hatred at the time of Partition.

In the riots of 84, the same people were burnt alive by putting tires around the neck of the Sikhs.

It was the same Congressmen who scorched Kashmir in the fire of terror for 72 years. It was the same Congressman who threw Punjab into the fire of terror for a decade. The list of such examples is very long.

All these examples are enough to show that the basic character of Congress has been to set the country on fire by spreading hatred.

He said that if the Congress, whose mentality and character is to set fire by spreading hatred, it is not a big deal if it is trying to spread hatred by setting fire to the clothes of a patriotic organisation RSS.

This act of Congress has also exposed the real purpose of Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra of creating hatred in the minds of people.

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