JP Nadda accused Rahul Gandhi of “scary and deceptive” farmers and alleged double requirements
New Delhi:
Taunted by BJP president JP Nadda with a collection of questions earlier than his press convention at present, Congress chief Rahul Gandhi shot again: “Who’s he? Why ought to I reply to him?”
Mr Nadda had posted a thread concentrating on Rahul Gandhi after the Congress MP attacked the federal government over a report on China constructing a village in Arunachal Pradesh on the Indian facet of the de facto border. “Now that Mr Rahul Gandhi
has returned from his month-to-month trip, I want to ask him some questions. I hope he’ll reply them in his at present’s Press Convention,” the BJP chief wrote along with his questions.
Rahul Gandhi, addressing reporters, retorted: “Who’s he that I’ve to reply to him? Is he my professor? I’ll reply to the nation.”
Mr Nadda had hit out on the Congress chief over a variety of topics, from China to the coronavirus disaster and the farmer protests.
“When will Rahul Gandhi, his dynasty and Congress cease mendacity on China? Can he deny that 1000’s of kms, together with the one in Arunachal Pradesh he’s referring to was gifted by none apart from Pandit Nehru to the Chinese language? Again and again, why does Congress give up to China?” Mr Nadda tweeted.
He accused Mr Gandhi of “scary and deceptive” farmers and alleged double requirements.
“Why did farmers stay poor for many years underneath Congress governments? Does he really feel sympathy for farmers solely in opposition?” he requested.
“Rahul Gandhi spared no alternative to demotivate the nation within the spirited battle in opposition to COVID-19. Right now when India has one of many lowest circumstances and our scientists have provide you with a vaccine, why hasn’t he congratulated the scientists and lauded 130 crore Indians even as soon as?”
In response to the BJP chief’s assault referring to the farmer protests, Mr Gandhi mentioned: “…Farmers know the truth. All farmers know what Rahul Gandhi does. Nadda ji was not at Bhatta Parsaul. I’ve a personality, I’m not afraid of Narendra Modi or anybody, they cannot contact me however they will shoot me. I’m a patriot and can defend my nation. It’s my dharma. I’m extra fanatic than them.” Bhatta Parsaul is the place in Uttar Pradesh the place in 2011, Mr Gandhi joined farmers of their agitation in opposition to land acquisition.
