As Congress vows to ban Bajrang Dal, SDPI, political wing of banned PFI, extends help to Congress in Karnataka to ‘defeat BJP’

On Wednesday, the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) which is the political wing of the banned Popular Front of India (PFI) declared that it would contest solely 16 Assembly seats throughout the upcoming Karnataka Assembly Election 2023 to have the ability to help Congress.

The SDPI had earlier said that it would space its candidates in 100 constituencies. However, within the current day it decided to contest solely 16 seats throughout the upcoming state elections. This is to help Congress in defeating the BJP. The decision taken by the SDPI reportedly comes a day after Congress launched its manifesto for the elections and mentioned that it would impose a ban on Hindu organisations like Bajrang Dal.

The get collectively mentioned that it is dedicated to taking a resolute and unwavering stance in the direction of people and groups who ‘incite enmity among communities on the basis of caste and religion’.

“We believe that law and Constitution is sacrosanct and can not be violated by individuals and organisations like Bajrang Dal, PFI or others promoting enmity or hatred, whether among majority or minority communities. We will take decisive action as per law including imposing a ban on any such organisations,” study the get collectively manifesto.

SDPI nationwide regular secretary Elyas Thumbe confirmed the occasion to Times Now and said, “The initial plan was to contest 100 seats, we dropped the plan as the ground situation looks fertile for Congress to win and for BJP to lose the Karnataka Election 2023. We told our SDPI workers to go door to door and campaign for Congress and JD(S).”

SDPI had made covert alliance with Congress in 2018 elections moreover

It is attention-grabbing to note that the SDPI had made covert alliances with Congress in various seats to oust BJP from vitality all through the Karnataka assembly elections of 2018. SDPI chief Ilyas Thumbe had revealed in March this yr that SDPI in 2018 had taken once more their candidates from larger than 25 seats on account of secret pacts with Congress. Congress moreover had withdrawn its candidacy from three constituencies with a Muslim majority for SDPI to contest. However, the Congress has denied any pact made with the Islamic group.

Yesterday, the Hindu organisations slammed the grand earlier get collectively for making such unconscionable remarks in its poll manifesto and evaluating Bajrang Dal to the PFI. Vinod Bansal, the nationwide spokesperson of Vishva Hindu Parishad said that he was not absolutely shocked though as a result of the remarks made by Congress had been absolutely in sync with the get collectively’s “Jihadi mindset.”

He further denounced the Congress for repeatedly trying to find to humiliate Hindus in an effort to placate and pacify Islamists. He asserted that Congress had a observe file of supporting jihadis and sheltering Islamist terrorists.

The VHP chief claimed that equating Bajrang Dal with PFI is the last word nail in Congress’s coffin. “By making such reckless comments in the poll manifesto, the party has penned its own death warrant”, he said.

VHP stage protest in Delhi, search withdrawal of promise to ban ‘Bajrang Dal’

The VHP members moreover staged protest outdoor the Congress headquarters in Delhi within the current day and sought quick withdrawal of the poll promise. PM Modi moreover took cognizance of the event and said that the Congress get collectively had tried to oppose Lord Rama and Lord Hanuman.

“See the misfortune that when I have come to pay my respect to Hanuman’s land, at the same time, the Congress in its manifesto has decided to lock up Lord Hanuman. Initially, they locked up Prabhu Shri Ram (Lord Ram). And now they want to lock up people who chant Jai Bajrang Bali,” PM Modi said whereas addressing an election rally in Karnataka.

Legislative Assembly elections are scheduled to be held in Karnataka on May 10, 2023 to elect all 224 members of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly. The votes will doubtless be counted and the outcomes will doubtless be declared on May 13, 2023.