PM Modi Calls Emergency a Black Spot Congress Chief Kharge Hits Back

 PM Modi refers to the Emergency imposed in 1975 as a 'black spot' on Indian democracy, igniting political tensions.

The Emergency, declared by then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, is often criticized for its suppression of civil liberties and political dissent.

Congress Chief Mallikarjun Kharge hits back at Modi, defending the party and questioning the current government's actions.

 Modi's statement and Kharge's response trigger varied reactions from political leaders across parties, further intensifying the debate.

The Emergency period (1975-1977) saw widespread arrests of opposition leaders and censorship of the press, leaving a lasting mark on Indian politics.

PM Modi criticizes the Congress party for the Emergency, suggesting it was a dark chapter in India's democratic history.

Kharge defends the Congress party, alleging that Modi's government has also undermined democratic values through various actions.

The public remains divided, with some supporting Modi's condemnation of the Emergency and others backing Kharge's counter-arguments.

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