Madhya Pradesh Deputy CM Jagdish Devda's remark praising PM Modi and the army during 'Op Sindoor' sparked controversy, with Congress alleging he implied soldiers are at Modi's feet. BJP defended Devda, accusing Congress of targeting him for being Dalit. Devda refuted the claims, asserting he meant the nation salutes the army's bravery.
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Madhya Pradesh Deputy CM Jagdish Devda's remark praising PM Modi and the army during 'Op Sindoor' sparked controversy, with Congress alleging he implied soldiers are at Modi's feet. BJP defended Devda, accusing Congress of targeting him for being Dalit. Devda refuted the claims, asserting he meant the nation salutes the army's bravery.
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