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Day after PM lauds caste census decision, Cong takes swipe at him with two videos

Day after PM lauds caste census decision, Cong takes swipe at him with two videos

Deccan Herald26-05-2025

On April 30, 2025, in the period between the Pahalgam terror attacks and the launch of Operation Sindoor, the Modi Govt unexpectedly and suddenly announced a caste census. Yesterday, the PM expectedly took full credit for it in the NDA CMs meeting.
But just listen to what the PM… pic.twitter.com/JGWVHghHU9

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