Defense Minister Rajnath Singh lashed out at Congress over the ongoing protests in Delhi. Rajnath Singh said that Congress and its allies have been trying to mislead the youth. Their agenda is to destroy democratic institutions and create terrorists in the country. He said that India's prestige in the international world is increasing under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but Congress wants to create a situation like Bangladesh here by throwing the country into the fire of violence and anarchy.
On Friday, in the conference organized at the Lucknow office of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Rajnath Singh made many serious allegations regarding the politics of Congress. Rajnath said that Congress people do not trust each other, that is why they are seen fighting among themselves.
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accused of spreading anarchy
Rajnath Singh also alleged that Congress's fight is not over Special Intensive Revision (SIR) and Gyanesh Kumar, but is part of a conspiracy to gain power at any cost by creating anarchy in the country.
Rajnath Singh said that after the violence in Chauri-Chaura, Mahatma Gandhi had stopped his movement, but the Congress, which calls itself the successor of Mahatma Gandhi, wants change of power through violence and anarchy. He said that now Congress has completely lost all moral right to use the name of Mahatma Gandhi.
Gave suggestion to Rahul
He suggested to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi that he should introspect on his political role while respecting public opinion. Rajnath Singh, pointing to the opposition's protest in Delhi recently, said that we have to choose the path of dialogue and nation building, not confrontation.
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No evidence of vote theft?
Congress and other opposition parties across the country are raising the issue of vote theft and demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. On these allegations of vote theft, Rajnath Singh said that Congress does not have evidence for these claims. Rahul Gandhi had created a stir across the country by calling vote theft a hydrogen bomb, but this bomb did not even prove to be a Diwali cracker.