‘PM Modi is a terrorist…’ Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge’s words were spoiled, then gave this clarification

New Delhi: Congress’s hatred towards PM Modi is well known for a long time. Sometimes their leaders call Modi a thief, and sometimes they have also been heard abusing him. At present, elections are going on in 5 states of the country, in this context, during a press conference, Congress Party President Mallikarjun Kharge has said such a thing about Prime Minister Narendra Modi, hearing which perhaps no one will be able to believe that such a thing can be heard from the mouth of the President of India’s main opposition party.

Called PM Modi a terrorist 

Let us tell you that Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge will speak for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a press conference on Tuesday (21 April 2026). "Terrorist" Got embroiled in controversies using the word. When the journalist asked the context, Kharge immediately gave clarification. He said what he meant was that "PM Modi is intimidating people and political parties." He also added that he never called the PM a terrorist.

Kharge used the word ‘terrorist’ for PM Modi 

Speaking at the press conference, Mallikarjun Kharge said, “These AIADMK people, who put up Annadurai’s picture themselves, how can they associate with Modi? He is a ‘terrorist’. His party does not believe in equality and justice. Associating with them means weakening democracy, weakening the ideas of Annadurai, Kamaraj, Periyar, Kalaignar, Baba Saheb Ambedkar.” During this, Kharge stressed that the Congress-DMK alliance will continue to provide welfare of the people, support for all, development for all, good education and health services accessible to all.

Mallikarjun Kharge clarified on his statement 

When asked about the context of the statement at the press conference, the Congress president said, "No, no… He is threatening people and political parties. I never said he is a terrorist. What I meant was that PM Modi always threatens. Institutions like ED, IT and CBI are in their hands. He also wants to take control of the delimitation. That’s why I said in that context that he intimidates people and parties. I never said he is a terrorist."