Will tear him/her into pieces… Promotion and ticket for Masood but anger at BJP leaders, what does Congress want?

New Delhi: Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi The political temperature is rising due to the continuous comments being made by BJP and NDA leaders regarding Rahul Gandhi. First Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu called Rahul Gandhi the number one terrorist. Then BJP MP Anil Bonde made a controversial comment about Rahul Gandhi. he/she said that Rahul Gandhi’s tongue should be burnt. At the same time, MLA Sanjay Gaikwad of Shinde faction announced a reward of Rs 11 lakh to the person who cuts Rahul Gandhi’s tongue. Congress raised questions on the continuous statements being made against Rahul Gandhi. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge also wrote a letter to PM Modi in this regard.

Kharge’s letter to PM Modi after comment on Rahul

Kharge in his/her letter requested the Prime Minister to ensure dignity and decency among BJP leaders. There should be strict legal action on such comments so that Indian democracy can be saved from degradation. Even though Congress is talking about democracy on the issue of Rahul Gandhi at this time, but it has forgotten what kind of controversial comments were made by Congress leaders about PM Modi. Sonia Gandhi had called PM Modi ‘maut ka saudagar’ (merchant of death). Current Congress MP imran masood Who can forget the person who had given a controversial statement about PM Modi about 10 years ago?

Why is Congress not looking into its own affairs?

Imran Masood was a Lok Sabha candidate from Congress at that time. he/she had then commented about PM Modi ‘Boti-Boti Kat Denge’. At that time, instead of taking action against Masood, the Congress leadership promoted him/her. Imran Masood was made the vice-president of UP Congress. Not only this, in the 2024 elections, Congress again gave Imran Masood a Lok Sabha ticket and now he/she has become an MP. Not only this, Congress forgot the time when the song ‘Modi Mar Ja Tu’ was sung in the farmers’ movement. Congress did not give any reaction to it. Not only this, when Amit Shah fell ill, people wished for his/her death as well. These are all such issues on which Congress should break its silence.

JP Nadda replied to Kharge’s letter with a letter

BJP national president JP Nadda also reacted to this. he/she wrote a letter to Congress chief Kharge and requested the Prime Minister Narendra Modi Nadda has given a list of abusive words used by Congress leaders against Modi. Nadda accused Congress of forgetting political decorum. Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi, JP Nadda wrote that Congress has once again tried to relaunch a failed product by polishing it which has been rejected by the public many times. Was it not Rahul Gandhi’s mother Sonia Gandhi who used abusive words like ‘maut ka saudagar’ for Modi ji? Your party glorified such shameless statements. Did Congress forget political decorum then?

Targeting Rahul Gandhi, he/she also raised questions on Congress

JP Nadda wrote in his/her letter that the oldest party of the country has become a copy and paste party due to the pressure of Rahul Gandhi and has imbibed his/her evils. Congress leaders called Prime Minister Modi a snake, scorpion, demon, pickpocket and coward. Even his/her parents were insulted. The BJP president accused Rahul Gandhi of resorting to reservation and caste politics and inciting people against each other.

Nadda narrated it fiercely

JP Nadda said that then he/she goes abroad and talks about ending reservation and taking away the rights of Dalits, backward classes and tribal communities. Nadda said that it is the Congress that has insulted Indian democracy the most. Congress imposed emergency, supported triple talaq, defamed and weakened constitutional institutions. Nadda has responded to Kharge’s letter to PM Modi in his/her own style.

The rhetoric is not justified at all!

Overall, the controversial statements being made by BJP and NDA leaders cannot be justified in any way. This is the reason why the BJP leadership has distanced itself from these statements. But it is also natural to raise the question that the way Congress is pointing fingers at BJP today and showing anger, they should first look at their own affairs. The controversial comments made earlier about PM Modi should not be justified in any way. If Congress had taken action against its leaders at that time, perhaps the situation would have been different.