New Delhi, August 29: BJP leader Gaurav Vallabh shared his insights on various issues during a conversation on Saturday. He emphasized that Prime Minister Modi‘s upcoming visits to Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan will play a crucial role in defining India’s position in Central Asia. This journey is expected to strengthen India’s longstanding ties with the region.
With the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) marking its 25th anniversary, Vallabh stated that India’s stance on the SCO is clear: there is no place for terrorism and extremism in the world. He stressed that every nation must respect the sovereignty of others. The outcomes of this trip will shape India’s future role in Central Asia, creating new jobs and opportunities that will accelerate development. The visit is also set to open numerous doors for India’s MSMEs.
Vallabh criticized Rahul Gandhi, labeling him as habitually dishonest. He claimed that Gandhi spreads falsehoods throughout the day and has had to apologize in court multiple times for his statements. Addressing Gandhi’s comments regarding the Haldwani incident, Vallabh asserted that Gandhi is completely lying. He advised Gandhi to stop spreading falsehoods, noting that members of the Valmiki community in Haldwani have also stated that Gandhi is not truthful and is attempting to gain votes from specific groups through political manipulation.
He further accused the Congress party of undermining the legacy of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Vallabh recalled the atrocities faced by the Dalit community during the UPA government from 2004 to 2014, emphasizing that the nation has not forgotten these injustices and lamenting the lack of reports on this issue. He reiterated his advice to Gandhi to cease his dishonesty and recognize the truth.
Regarding Mamata Banerjee, Vallabh remarked that she must understand that the Constitution governs West Bengal. He noted that the state is now under a double-engine development model, marking the end of anti-industry governance. He urged Banerjee to step out of her dream world, as the people of Bengal have rejected both infiltrators and the governance that favors them.
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