maha kumbh mela 2025 – Days after Mamata’s ‘Mrityu Kumbh’ comment, PM Modi hits back: ‘Those who have fallen into slave mentality…’

During his visit to Madha Pradesh, Prime Minister Naryilla Modi criticized the leaders of the opposition, to make religion to ridicule and distribute the nation. His comments came out days, and Western Bengal Mamata Kanjei condemned the Melan Melana in prayer as “Mrityu Kumbh”.

He stated. “Now we see that there is a group of leaders who mock religion and share people sharing.

By attacking the opposition, the Modi said that those who fell into the mentality of slavery, “they are constantly attacking India’s monasteries, clarities, and the principles.

“They are abusing our festivals, traditions and customs. They show courage to abuse our religion and culture, which is progressive in his behavior. ” He also went to the entire religious preacher Direndra Shastr as his “younger brother.”

These comments were made during the founding stone ceremony, 218th Rs 218 Crore, 200-bed hospital in Beyshwar Dam. In his message, the government committed the government’s commitment to Sabka ILaj and “Sabka Aroggy”, emphasizing the importance of religious institutions as centers of science and social service.

The Prime Minister Modi highlighted the beneficial efforts of the management of hospitals and research institutes, which provide free medical services. He praised Ayurveda and Yoga, noting the role of temples and monasteries in the social service.

Modi also reaffirmed the government’s commitment to establish cancer day care centers in each region and making cancer drugs more accessible, aims to facilitate the financial burden of families. Initiatives include issuing Audman’s cards to give free medical treatment to 5 lakhs.

Keyjevi criticized the arrests of Maha Kumbn, which he called Mrityu Kummh, noting the lack of planning and inequalities in the possibilities provided to those present.

Referring to Maha Kumbh, the modin mentioned that his ending, saying: As Maha Kumbh unity and will continue to inspire and serve unity “forth”.