New Delhi, April 4: BJP leader RP Singh has voiced concerns regarding the presence of individuals in Delhi who adhere to Urban Naxal ideology. A demonstration in support of Hidhma took place yesterday at India Gate.
Singh stated that people were rallying behind Hidhma, who is responsible for the deaths of 172 Indians. He emphasized the need to eliminate such ideologies. Just as Amit Shah has worked to eradicate Naxalism from the country, Kapil Mishra has vowed to eliminate Urban Naxal thinking.
In response to Congress leaders praising the Modi government, Singh remarked that those who embrace nationalism will prioritize the nation’s welfare. He noted that Manish Tewari, Shashi Tharoor, and Anand Sharma have made statements reflecting this concern. He accused the Congress party of placing personal interests above national interests due to political motives.
Singh pointed out that Tewari, Tharoor, and Sharma have shared observations based on their surroundings. He recalled that when the LPG issue first arose, it spread from Bengaluru to Chennai, Bengal, and eventually across the entire country. He criticized opposition parties for attempting to create an atmosphere of fear in the nation, referencing Kamal Nath’s recent comments on the situation created by Congress.
He asserted that any sensible individual would commend India’s diplomatic efforts. Despite various challenges, India has been able to present its stance effectively. The government is actively working to ensure there are no shortages of petrol, diesel, or LPG. Regarding Defense Minister Rajnath Singh’s comments, he stated that INS Aridhaman is not just a name but a symbol of strength.
On the Chief Justice of India’s remarks concerning Bengal, Singh commented that the state is polarized. He accused Mamata Banerjee of dividing Bengal into two factions, Hindus and Muslims, which he believes is detrimental not only to Bengal but to the entire nation.
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