Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on August 11, 2022, call out Prime Minister Narendra Modi, by stating “Stop lowering the dignity of the Prime Minister’s position and misleading the country by talking about superstitious things ‘black magic’ to hide your black deeds, Prime Minister- Ji”
“You will have to give answers on people’s issues”, the former Congress Chief further added.
The official Twitter handle of the Indian Youth Congress posted a video with a caption that reads “If Modi Ji had read the constitution (Article 51A), he would not have talked about black magic”
Before looking into the matter let us know first what’s exactly written in Article 51A in the constitution
Article 51A in the constitution says about the fundamental duties of every Indian citizen to abide by the constitution and respect its ideals and institutions, the National Flag and the National Anthem.
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During our research on the matter we found a YouTube video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing an event in Panipat via video conferencing on August 10, 2022, to dedicate the second-generation ethanol plant worth Rs.900 crore.
During the conference, PM Modi said, “On August 5, there was an attempt to spread black magic mentality. Those who think that by wearing black clothes, their period of despair will end are unaware that irrespective of the black magic and their belief in superstition, the public’s trust will never be restored in them. Even after lying against the government, the public is not ready to trust such people. In desperation, these people are also seen turning towards black magic.”
Prime Minister Modi through his speech was referring to the Congress leaders who were dressed in black clothes and held a protest on August 5, 2022, from Parliament to Rashtrapati Bhawan.
Thus, Prime Minister Narendra Modi was not promoting any superstitious belief. The Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and the official Twitter handle of the Indian Youth Congress represented the matter in a distorted manner to misguide the people.
| Claim | Prime Minister Narendra Modi promoting superstitious thing |
| Claimed by | Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, the official Twitter handle of the Indian Youth Congress |
| Fact Check | Misleading |
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