New Delhi, August 17: Congress leader Acharya Pramod Krishnam has criticized Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh Yadav regarding the student protests and police actions in Jharkhand. He urged Rahul Gandhi to visit Jharkhand to understand the students’ struggles and to engage with Chief Minister Hemant Soren.
In his remarks, Acharya Pramod Krishnam likened Rahul Gandhi to the President of Pakistan, claiming both share an agenda aimed at undermining Hindus. He accused Rahul of refusing to sing “Vande Mataram” and supporting slogans that threaten national unity.
Addressing the student protests in Jharkhand, he stated, “Rahul Gandhi and Akhilesh Yadav should comprehend the concerns and hardships of students in Jharkhand. They should visit the state or at least communicate with CM Hemant Soren over the phone.”
He further questioned the lack of interest in visiting Jharkhand, asking, “Why is no one willing to go to Jharkhand? Are there no students there? Why is their pain overlooked?”
Acharya Pramod Krishna asserted, “For Rahul Gandhi to sing the songs he desires, he would need to be born in Lahore. Such songs cannot be sung in India anymore, as they were once sung by Jinnah.”
Commenting on statements made by Rahul Gandhi in the Lok Sabha, he remarked, “He is akin to the President of Pakistan, and thus we have no right to complain. His intentions may be to eliminate Hindus, but that is merely his perspective.”
He emphasized that during the Jaipur session, Rahul Gandhi indicated a desire to harm Hindus, suggesting that whether he is the President of Pakistan or Rahul Gandhi, their agendas are strikingly similar: the eradication of Hindus.
Acharya Pramod Krishnam criticized Rahul Gandhi for opposing the singing of “Vande Mataram” and for supporting those who wish to divide the nation, including those advocating for Kashmir’s separation from India and chanting slogans like “India will be divided.”
He accused Rahul Gandhi of wanting to incite chaos in the country and tarnishing the image of the Prime Minister of India, as well as the leaders of other nations with which India maintains good relations.
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