The Opposition has made some sharp criticism day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi made ‘dimaagi naxal’

The Opposition has made some sharp criticism day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi made ‘dimaagi naxal’

The Opposition has made some sharp criticism day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi made ‘dimaagi naxal’ remarks in his Independence Day speech at Red Fort.

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Modi on Saturday warned against what he described as “dimagi Naxals” (intellectual Naxals), saying that while the government had won against armed Maoists, people sympathetic to the ideology were still looking for opportunities to influence and “brainwash” the youth. He said it is imperative to identify and isolate such ‘dimaagi Naxal. Addressing the nation from the ramparts of Red Fort on Independence Day, the prime minister said Maoists did not believe in the Constitution and noted that thousands of security personnel and police officers had been martyred fighting the insurgency. Chidambaram on Sunday took a swipe at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his ‘dimagi naxal’ remark, and said, “I am proud to be a dimagi naxal”. Earlier reporting noted: Speaking from the ramparts of the Red Fort on the occasion of the 80th Independence Day, the Prime Minister said the country had succeeded in removing armed Naxalism from the forests but warned that its ideological supporters were seeking opportunities to promote violence and anarchy. Chidambaram said on X, “I am proud to be a dimagi naxal! Modi had said, “For years, people with a Maoist mindset had established themselves in the corridors of power. The Prime Minister said we must not underestimate this challenge and need to remain even more vigilant.

Earlier reporting noted: Proud to be ‘dimagi Naxal’: Congress’ P. Earlier reporting noted: Hitting back at the PM, Mr.

Modi’s remarks draw Opposition criticism

Cockroach Janta Party’s Saurav Das rejected the Prime Minister’s classification of critical youth. “Dimagi Naxal or whatever is not going to work, Prime Minister. How could you loosely brand educated young people ‘Naxalis’ etc.? Sheer arrogance! Sheer incompetence at resolving their problems? Is it our youth who were demanding the resignation of the Education Minister at Jantar Mantar?

Because they question your government, just.

Taking a swipe at the PM, senior Congress leader P Chidambaram said, “I am proud to be a dimagi naxal”. Ramesh said that those Those who oppose the government are called ‘Dimagi Naxal’. Das said in a statement on X. Advocate Prashant Bhushan also criticised Modi’s ‘dimagi naxal’ remark and said, “Who is Modi ji calling “intellectual Naxals”? Meanwhile, Parliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju on Sunday hit out at opposition parties over their criticism of Modi’s “Maoist mentality” remarks and said that the PM did not refer to opposition leaders as people with a Naxal mindset.

Or the children protesting today who are demanding proper functioning in schools?