Congress targets 'Modi's family', BJP says - Panic of defeat
congress has targeted the Modi family trend going on on social media. madhya pradesh congress Committee has said that from 2014 to 2024, bharatiya janata party ran a similar trend on social media, on the other hand, bjp says that congress has become nervous since the assembly elections. Now there is a fear of defeat in the lok sabha elections also.State congress Committee spokesperson kk Mishra has targeted bjp through social media. He has said that bharatiya janata party had started the trend of 'Main Bhi Modi' on social media in the year 2014. After this, when the 2019 elections came, the trend of 'Main Bhi Chowkidar' was started on social media. Now bharatiya janata party is running the 'Modi Ka Parivar' trend for the 2024 elections.
'Congress has no issue against Modi government'
kk Mishra said that there should be talk of development for the people. Displaying it on social media in this way will neither increase the pace of development nor reduce corruption. Leaders associated with bharatiya janata party take the help of social media only to divert public attention. On the other hand, bjp is giving a befitting reply to the allegations of Congress. According to state bjp spokesperson Rajpal Singh Sisodia, bjp won the assembly elections with a huge majority not only in madhya pradesh but also in other states. Now congress is afraid of defeat in the lok sabha elections too, hence it is making allegations against social media platforms. congress does not have any issue against the Modi government.
bjp and congress data-face to data-face once again on social media
As lok sabha elections are coming closer, leaders of bharatiya janata party and congress are blaming each other on social media. After the assembly elections 2023, there was political heat on social media for a few days. This warmth is being seen once again. bjp is keeping an eye on Congress's social media platforms, while congress is continuously making allegations against BJP's social media platforms.