Janashakti Janata Dal President Tej Pratap Yadav has taken a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Independence Day speech given from the Red Fort. Prime Minister Modi had said that the country has become Naxal-free, Maoists with weapons have been eliminated but there is a need to be careful about the mental Naxalites, now Tej Pratap Yadav has expressed his displeasure over this statement of Prime Minister Modi.
He said that now there is no need to identify anyone. PM Modi himself will tell who is mentally ill and who is a Naxalite. Tej Pratap said that PM Modi should visit Bihar and the country and see whose thinking is what.
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'Maybe there are Naxalite-mad people in BJP'
Expressing his displeasure, Tej Pratap also said that it is possible that those whom he is calling Naxalites or madmen may be in his own party Bharatiya Janata Party. There are many such people. He further said that he does not want to comment on anyone on the occasion of Independence Day. Everyone knows who is who and today everyone is free.
What did Tej Pratap Yadav say?
Tej Pratap Yadav, President, Janashakti Janata Dal:-
Modi ji will tell who is mentally mad and who is a Naxalite. Modi ji would know better. He should come and roam around the entire country and Bihar and find out who is the person with which mind set. It is possible that the person whom he is calling a Naxalite and a madman may be in his own party, in BJP. A lot of people, people like that.
Tej Pratap Yadav said, 'I do not want to comment on anyone on the occasion of Independence Day. Who is mentally insane is free today?
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Which thing about PM Modi irritated Tej Pratap?
PM Modi had mentioned Naxalism on the Red Fort. He said, for years people with Maoist thinking remained in the corridors of power of the country, this Maoist ideology also influenced the policies through the role of advisors in government committees. We have been successful in eliminating armed Naxalites in the forests and freeing the country from that crisis.
Narendra Modi, Prime Minister:-
The armed Naxalites are gone, but the 'minded Naxalites' are still present and people with such thinking are looking for an opportunity. They are paving the way for violence and unrest, they are adopting various tactics to take the society on the wrong path. We have to identify these 'brainy Naxalites'.
Prime Minister Modi said, 'We have to isolate them and connect the youth of the country with the mainstream efforts to make the country a developed nation.' Tej Pratap Yadav has expressed his displeasure on this point of the Prime Minister.