Kahin Nahi Jaayenge Modi: BJP's musical retort to Kharge's 'Modi Ka Baap' remark

Union Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal led the BJP's musical response to Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's controversial "Modi Ka Baap.." remark. Sharing a video on Instagram, Meghwal is seen leading a group of BJP workers in singing "Kahin Nahi Jayenge Modi" (Modi will not go anywhere), in what appears to be a political retort to Kharge's recent outburst in Patna.The video, shared on Meghwal's official Instagram account, shows around 20-25 people, including BJP leaders and workers, singing the song in chorus.Meghwal, identifiable by his signature yellow-green turban, is seen at the forefront, leading the group as they repeatedly sing, "Kahin Nahi Jaayenge Modi".The group can be heard singing the lines in unison, turning the political message into a collective musical expression. Alongside the video, Meghwal wrote that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, whom he described as the nation's 'Pradhan Sevak' (prime servant), lives in the hearts of Indians.He said the public's unwavering faith in PM Modi's leadership and the enthusiasm of party workers reflected the Prime Minister's continued popularity. "Shri @narendramodi ji, the ‘Pradhan Sevak’ (prime servant) of the nation, resides in the heart of every Indian. The public’s unwavering faith in his leadership and the enthusiasm of the party workers are living proof of this," Meghwal wrote in his Instagram caption.The video comes amid an escalating political confrontation between the BJP and the Congress following Kharge's remarks at an event in Patna, Bihar, on Sunday.WHAT HAPPENED IN PATNA?The Congress president was attending a programme marking the 139th birth anniversary of Bihar's first chief minister, Dr Shri Krishna Singh, when an exchange with a person in the audience triggered a controversy.While addressing the gathering, Kharge was criticising the BJP-led government and discussing alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.During his speech, a person from the audience reportedly remarked that Prime Minister Modi would not leave power as long as there was no rebellion.Responding to the interruption, Kharge said, "Modi ka baap bhi jayega." The remark triggered a political storm, with BJP leaders accusing the Congress president of crossing the boundaries of political decorum by dragging the Prime Minister's late father into the political debate.The latest video shared by Meghwal adds another dimension to the ongoing political exchange, with BJP workers using a song to reinforce their support for PM Modi's leadership.With both parties continuing to trade accusations over the Patna episode, the controversy is likely to remain a point of confrontation in the coming days, with the BJP seeking to highlight public support for PM Modi and the Congress maintaining its criticism of the government's policies.- Ends