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Tamil Nadu Election 2026: Congress President Kharge Clarifies 'Terrorist' Jibe at PM Modi; Says 'Modi Is a Liar, Anti-Women and Anti-Poor'

Kharge said the AIADMK’s support for the BJP and Modi’s policies threaten equality and justice as Tamil Nadu votes in two days.

  • On Tuesday, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge stirred controversy in Tamil Nadu by calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a "terrorist" while attacking the AIADMK for aligning with the BJP.
  • Clarifying the remark, Kharge said the BJP government is "terrorising" political parties by misusing the CBI and Income Tax Department to target opposition candidates.
  • Sambit Patra called the remarks "condemnable" and a "deliberate conspiracy," accusing Congress of hypocrisy for associating with figures like Osama and Zakir Naik.
  • Responding to the backlash, Venugopal dismissed the controversy, asserting that the BJP is trying to manufacture a non-issue into a political flashpoint.
  • Tamil Nadu voters will head to the polls on April 23, with vote counting scheduled for May 4, concluding the contentious campaign.
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Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has made a controversial statement calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi a "terrorist." Several BJP leaders have reacted strongly and demanded an apology. BJP leaders have called Kharge's statement an insult to the Prime Minister and the public.

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Moneycontrol broke the news in India on Tuesday, April 21, 2026.
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