NDA Criticizes Sonia Gandhis Book, Claims Congress Damaged Democracy
Political responses intensify in Bihar over Sonia Gandhis new book, with NDA leaders accusing Congress of harming democracy.
Patna, November 11 (Daily Kiran) : Political tensions have escalated in Bihar following the release of Sonia Gandhi’s new book. Leaders from the NDA, including Bihar government minister Ramkripal Yadav and state BJP president Sanjay Sarawagi, have voiced strong criticisms of the Congress party.
Ramkripal Yadav launched a sharp attack on Congress, asserting that the damage inflicted by Sonia Gandhi, her family, and the party on the nation is irreparable. He accused Congress of attempting to use the book as a platform to promote its ideology and communicate with the public.
He emphasized that Congress’s actions have historically harmed democracy, leaving a permanent mark in the annals of history. Yadav also raised questions about Sonia Gandhi’s and Congress’s political legacy.
In response to Congress’s campaign against the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Punjab, Yadav remarked that Congress lacks a clear policy or principles. He criticized both Congress and AAP for misleading the public through mutual accusations and made serious allegations regarding the performance of both parties in Punjab.
Rajiv Ranjan, the national spokesperson for JDU, commented on the mention of Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar in Sonia Gandhi’s book. He noted that the coalition was built on trust in Kumar, who has actively sought to unite opposition parties across various states. Ranjan criticized the behavior of some Congress leaders during the coalition’s initial meetings.
Sanjay Sarawagi, the BJP state president, dismissed Sonia Gandhi’s remarks about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘Nation First’ principle and the values of the RSS as laughable. He stated that neither Modi nor the RSS needs validation from Gandhi or Congress.
Additionally, Sarawagi responded to comments made by AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, accusing him of religious extremism and vote bank politics. He highlighted that the Constitution provides equal opportunities for all citizens based on merit and public service.
Rajiv Ranjan further expressed disappointment, stating that public expectations from Sonia Gandhi’s book have been thoroughly dashed. He pointed out that given her lineage as the daughter-in-law of Indira Gandhi and wife of Rajiv Gandhi, many anticipated she would reveal insights about India and the world that few are aware of.
Tensions continue to rise as the political discourse surrounding Sonia Gandhi’s book unfolds in Bihar.
