New Delhi. Union Home Minister Amit Shah today joined BJP's 'Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy' march in Karnal, Haryana. After this, while addressing the public meeting, Amit Shah targeted Congress MP Rahul Gandhi. Shah said that Rahul Gandhi is upset with the continuous defeat of Congress and that is why he is blaming the Election Commission for the defeat. Countering Rahul Gandhi's allegations on the issue of SIR, the Home Minister said, beat the infiltrators as much as you want, we will throw out each and every infiltrator from the country.
#WATCH | Karnal, Haryana: Union Minister for Home Affairs and Cooperation, Amit Shah, along with Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, CM Nayab Singh Saini, BJP leader Smriti Irani and others participate in a padyatra in Karnal, as part of the BJP's 'Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao' campaign.
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Shah said, Parliament is the supreme place for discussion in democracy. Rahul Gandhi does not allow Parliament to function and does not discuss issues. They have made it a culture of Congress to create noise and boycott Parliament. Parliament should not be allowed to function and crowds should be gathered on the road to spread anarchy. Rahul Gandhi ji, do you think that our 80 years old democracy will fall into your trap? Remember my words, we are only people of the streets, Bharatiya Janata Party will answer you in the Parliament, in the Assemblies, in the villages, in the fields and on the roads too. And if you want to gather a crowd then BJP workers will give you a befitting reply there too.
Amit Shah narrated the story
The Home Minister said that when we were children, we used to play Kabaddi. Our seventh grade team always became champions. After consecutive losses, the ninth grade team felt that the seventh grade team, which was younger than them, was continuously winning, which hurt their ego. Therefore, they decided that the best strategy would be to call the referee a 'cheater', thus, sealing their victory. It seems that Rahul Gandhi must have listened to those students.