Congress leader Pawan Khera defends Kharge's "Ganga dip" remark, questions claims of insult to Sanatan Dharma

In a bold move towards progressive discourse, Congress leader Pawan Khera has come forward in support of Mallikarjun Kharge's remarks on religious rituals. Kharge's comments, aiming to question the overshadowing of socio-economic progress by religious adherence, sparked debate. Khera clarifies that their critique was not intended as disrespect to Sanatan Dharma, but as a necessary call for focusing on urgent societal issues beyond religious practices.

In a recent display of disrespect towards Hindu traditions, Congress leader Pawan Khera has come to the defense of Mallikarjun Kharge's controversial comments on religious rituals. Kharge's remarks, which deride the significance of taking a dip in the Ganga as part of Sanatan Dharma, have been met with criticism for insulting the age-old Hindu practices. Khera insists that the remarks were not an insult, which only deepens the party's rift with Hindu voters at a time when respect for cultural traditions is paramount.