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While stressing the importance of 'Mangalsutra' for women, Modi said that no government has the power to snatch it away. 

'PM Modi dividing people for votes': Mallikarjun Kharge on Modi's mangalsutra remark

'Doing all this for vote': Mallikarjun Kharge slams PM Modi over 'Mangalsutra' remark 

While stressing the importance of 'Mangalsutra' for women, Modi said that no government has the power to snatch it away.&nbsp;

Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge slammed Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his &lsquo;mangalsutra&rsquo; remarks. &nbsp; "This has always been his (PM Modi) tactic to divide. How to take the country forward is important. Leaving this aside, he is talking about Hindu-Muslim, Scheduled Caste, and Other Backward Caste. He is doing all this for votes, not for the benefit of the country," Kharge said.&nbsp; On April 20, Prime Minister Narendra Modi alleged that the Congress wants to take away the gold and property of people and distribute it among "those having more children." &nbsp;
While stressing the importance of 'Mangalsutra' for women, Modi said that no government has the power to snatch it away.&nbsp; &ldquo;When they (Congress) were in government, they said that Muslims have the first right over India's resources. So, they will distribute this wealth (property and gold) among those having more children, among illegal immigrants...this Urban Naxal thinking won't even spare your Mangalsutra," the PM said.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Citing Central Civil Conduct (Rules) 1964, the leader pointed out the violation of the rule that says no government servant shall take part in political activity.&nbsp;

Mallikarjun Kharge writes to PM Modi, objects to bureaucrats being deployed as 'Rath Prabharis'

Citing Central Civil Conduct (Rules) 1964, the leader pointed out the violation of the rule that says no government servant shall take part in political activity.&nbsp;

A political storm is likely in the offing after Congress Chief Mallikarjun Kharge wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi objecting to a recent government directive outlining plans for a nationwide "yatra" and labelling it as a "blatant misuse of government resources."
According to the order, senior bureaucrats of ranks as high as Director, Deputy Director and Joint Secretary will be deployed as 'Rath Prabharis' in highlighting the accomplishments of the nine-year BJP government.&nbsp;
Citing Central Civil Conduct (Rules) 1964, the leader pointed out the violation of the rule that says no government servant shall take part in political activity.&nbsp;
The Congress chief also expressed concern over a previous order from the Defense Ministry, instructing soldiers on their annual leave to dedicate time to promoting government schemes, essentially designating them as "soldier-ambassadors."
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