Sadhvi Prachi Criticizes Congress Over Vande Mataram Controversy

Haridwar, August 16: Hindu activist Sadhvi Prachi has launched a sharp attack on the Congress party regarding the ‘Vande Mataram‘ controversy. She expressed support for the proposed dress code at the Ram Temple, calling it a welcome initiative.

Sadhvi Prachi stated, “The Nehru family has always had a mindset akin to that of Aurangzeb. The DNA of the Gandhi family is intertwined with Jinnah’s DNA. This family can never be happy with India’s progress. They are currently insulting our national anthem. They demand proof of Operation Sindoor and insult our soldiers; this has become Congress’s nature.”

She added, “Congress should abandon its dreams of returning to power. Only the BJP will govern this country. The BJP is capable of ruling. Congress has created such massive pits over 70 years that filling them is now a challenge. They have disrupted parliamentary proceedings, wasting millions of the nation’s resources. This is a party that squanders the hard-earned money of the poor, farmers, and laborers. The people of India should never forgive Congress.”

Sadhvi Prachi expressed her happiness about the proposed dress code at the Ram Temple. She remarked, “The committee for the Ram Temple has set a dress code, which is a positive development. This will ensure a good arrangement, and we are satisfied. Such rules are essential to maintain the sanctity and decorum of the temple. It will also instill discipline among the devotees.”

She praised the leadership in BJP-ruled states, stating, “The country is in strong hands. With Modi at the helm nationally, and Yogi in Uttar Pradesh, Suvendu Adhikari in Bengal, and Himanta Biswa Sarma in Assam, we have robust leadership. I repeatedly tell the citizens that we should have no doubts about our leaders. They are steering the nation towards development and making India a better place.”

Sadhvi urged the public to support governments that work for the nation’s interest. She appealed for respect towards the sanctity of religious places and called for a strong response against anti-national forces.