Congress leader Revanth Reddy accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of “doing Godse’s work” while claiming that Rahul Gandhi is spreading Mahatma Gandhi’s words. In a recent speech in Hyderabad, Reddy criticized Modi for allegedly spreading hatred and dividing people along religious lines. He praised Rahul Gandhi for promoting Mahatma Gandhi’s messages of peace and unity. Reddy’s comments come amidst escalating political tensions in India, with the Congress party and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) engaging in a war of words. The use of strong language and provocative statements by politicians has become increasingly common in Indian politics, as parties vie for public support and attempt to sway voters. Reddy’s remarks are likely to further fuel the ongoing political discourse in the country. The Congress leader’s accusations against Modi and praise for Rahul Gandhi reflect the deep ideological divide between the two major political parties in India. With the upcoming state elections and the general elections on the horizon, political rhetoric is expected to intensify as parties seek to gain an edge over their rivals. The impact of such statements on voters and the overall political landscape remains to be seen, but they highlight the contentious nature of Indian politics and the fierce competition between political parties.