Kharge ought to expel Rahul Gandhi from Congress: BJP
By PTI
NEW DELHI: The BJP launched a fierce assault on Rahul Gandhi on Saturday for his comment that Chinese troopers are beating up Indian Army personnel in Arunachal Pradesh and stated the Congress ought to instantly expel him from the celebration.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia stated if Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge just isn’t “remote-controlled” and if the opposition celebration stands with the nation, then Gandhi ought to be expelled for his feedback, which “belittle” India and break the morale of its armed forces.
At a press convention in Jaipur on Friday throughout his “Bharat Jodo Yatra”, Gandhi claimed that China is getting ready for a struggle and accused the federal government of attempting to “ignore” the menace, saying it’s “asleep” and never prepared to just accept the state of affairs.
In an obvious reference to a current conflict between Indian and Chinese troopers in Arunachal Pradesh, he stated Indian jawans within the area are being “beaten up”.
Bhatia instructed reporters that if the Congress doesn’t act towards Gandhi, its former president who continues to be seen as its primary driving drive, it should imply that his assertion is reflective of the opposition celebration’s mindset.
The Congress has turn out to be much less of a political celebration and extra of a den of anti-India actions, the BJP chief alleged.
NEW DELHI: The BJP launched a fierce assault on Rahul Gandhi on Saturday for his comment that Chinese troopers are beating up Indian Army personnel in Arunachal Pradesh and stated the Congress ought to instantly expel him from the celebration.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia stated if Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge just isn’t “remote-controlled” and if the opposition celebration stands with the nation, then Gandhi ought to be expelled for his feedback, which “belittle” India and break the morale of its armed forces.
At a press convention in Jaipur on Friday throughout his “Bharat Jodo Yatra”, Gandhi claimed that China is getting ready for a struggle and accused the federal government of attempting to “ignore” the menace, saying it’s “asleep” and never prepared to just accept the state of affairs.
In an obvious reference to a current conflict between Indian and Chinese troopers in Arunachal Pradesh, he stated Indian jawans within the area are being “beaten up”.
Bhatia instructed reporters that if the Congress doesn’t act towards Gandhi, its former president who continues to be seen as its primary driving drive, it should imply that his assertion is reflective of the opposition celebration’s mindset.
The Congress has turn out to be much less of a political celebration and extra of a den of anti-India actions, the BJP chief alleged.