New Delhi, June 8: Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, a leader of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has made sharp remarks regarding the upcoming ‘India’ bloc meeting scheduled in Delhi. He described the alliance as a political stage for ‘Runchoor Bahadurs’ and took aim at the Congress party during his comments.
While discussing the India alliance meeting, Naqvi stated, “This (India alliance) is a political stage for Runchoor Bahadurs. It is filled with contradictions and conflicts. Their lineage is diverse, but their aspirations are singular, leading to countless desires that exhaust every wish. Everyone in this alliance is a ‘Prime Minister in waiting.’ With a charioteer who is a ‘guru’ and a companion who is a ‘guru’ in chaos, this alliance’s journey collapses before it even begins.”
Naqvi also criticized the Congress party, referring to it as the “Grand Old Party” and highlighting its internal discord. He remarked, “The Congress party has become a non-performing asset, devoid of any value or sentiment.”
Additionally, Naqvi responded to Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav’s comments regarding the Ram Temple Trust. He questioned, “How long will you (Akhilesh) continue this worn-out script? You seem unable to digest the funding and construction of the Ram Temple. Why has the construction occurred, and why is public reverence for it increasing? That seems to be their concern.”
Previously, Akhilesh Yadav claimed on social media that millions in donations for the ‘Ram Temple’ had gone missing. He stated, “This is an extremely embarrassing situation for the temple trust. No one wants to come forward to clarify. We demand the court take suo motu cognizance, as this directly relates to the deep faith of the global Sanatani community in Lord Ram. The government’s silence is suspicious.”
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