Published 16:09 IST, November 15th 2024

BREAKING: Aircraft Carrying PM Modi Faces Technical Snag At Deoghar Airport

PM Modi's aircraft faced a technical snag, causing a delay in his return to Delhi as it remained grounded at Deoghar airport.

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Edited by: Surabhi Shaurya
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New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi's aircraft on Friday suffered a technical snag due to which aircraft h to remain at Deoghar airport causing some delay in his return to Delhi. Officials are yet to disclose cause of technical glitch in aircraft. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held two rallies in Jharkhand today to honour anniversary of tribal icon Birsa Munda, ahe of second phase of Assembly elections on November 20.

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During his rallies, PM Modi came down heavily on both Congress and Rahul Gandhi . He repeated his "shehza" (prince) jibe, accusing Gandhi of conspiring to abolish reservations for SC, ST, and OBC communities in an effort to weaken ir rights. 

" Congress has dangerous designs. Congress' 'shehza' is conspiring to end reservations for se communities. His far h once referred to reservation as slavery and bonded labor, but he was later defeated in elections. His far even published vertisements calling for removal of reservations, but we will foil any such conspiracy," Modi declared.

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Furrmore, Prime Minister accused ruling JMM, which has an alliance with Congress, of aiding "infiltrators" in becoming permanent residents of Jharkhand—a claim echoed by several BJP leers, including Home Minister Amit Shah .

In a separate incident, in Godda, Jharkhand, located just 80 km from Deoghar, Congress leer Rahul Gandhi’s helicopter was delayed for 45 minutes as it awaited clearance from air traffic control. Congress party claimed that this delay was intentional, designed to disrupt Gandhi's campaign itinerary.  

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15:24 IST, November 15th 2024