BJP Leaders Criticize Rahul Gandhis Allegations of Surveillance
BJP leaders Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi and Shah Nawaz Hussain respond to Rahul Gandhis claims of surveillance, calling them unfounded and politically motivated.
New Delhi, November 14 (Daily Kiran) : BJP leaders Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi and Shah Nawaz Hussain have responded sharply to allegations made by Rahul Gandhi regarding surveillance. Naqvi remarked, “A party that has been synonymous with espionage will always perceive spying everywhere.” He referred to incidents from twelve years ago when the UPA government was accused of surveilling its own home and finance ministers, suggesting that such behavior reflects a pattern of deceit.
Naqvi further criticized Gandhi’s shifting narratives, stating, “They should decide on their stance. Every twelve hours, they introduce a new issue, showing a lack of clarity.” He emphasized that the constant barrage of what he termed “new sense and non-sense” only serves to undermine their credibility.
Addressing comments made by Congress MP Manickam Tagore, Naqvi pointed out the struggles within the Congress party. He said, “Congress leaders cannot manage their own party and yet claim to govern the nation. Their situation is akin to a house on fire, ignited by their own lamps.”
On the allegations of sexual assault against a Congress MLA in Jharkhand, Naqvi stated that the opposition has a historically selective approach to such issues, often acting cautiously to avoid backlash. He asserted that this incident has exposed Congress’s true face.
Shah Nawaz Hussain also weighed in on the matter, stating that Gandhi has developed a habit of making baseless accusations. He noted that Congress is absent from real movements, existing only in rhetoric. Hussain dismissed Gandhi’s claims of phone tapping as unfounded, cautioning him against harboring misconceptions.
Regarding the alliance between parties led by Chandrashekhar and Owaisi, Hussain pointed out that both the Samajwadi Party and AIMIM are vying for the same voter base. He suggested that their internal conflicts stem from competition over Muslim votes, while asserting that 80 percent of the public supports the BJP, predicting a significant victory for the party.
