On Monday, Bharatiya Janata (BJP) ridiculed Rahul Gandhi’s claims that he would soon come out with a “hydrogen bomb” as part of its accusation “Voting Chori”, with his “atomic bomb” proved to be humid growl. Saffron party also accused him of humiliating his position as the leader of the opposition (LOP) in Lok Sabha with irresponsible comments.
The takeover of Gandhi, whose “voter Adhikar Yatra” closed in Patna, for his spines with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, leader of BJP and former Minister of Union Ravi Shankar Prasad said that the leader of Congress and his party has the history of “abuse” Modi. But people, he added, repeatedly refused Gandhi and imposed faith in the prime minister.
By accusing fraud and fraud for the victory of BJP under Modi’s leadership, Congress’s leader offended voters, he said. “This is arrogance and tell the voters to punish him for his arrogance,” he said.
Former Minister of Trade unions took repeated Jabs to RJD Tejashwi Yadav also to play the “second violin” to Gandhi in Bihar, although Congress lacked the political base in the state. Yadav has demands on the chairman of the Chief Minister, but advanced the front seat to Gandhi, he added.
Yatra, claimed, will have no impact on Bihar’s public opinion surveys, which are expected in October-List November.
The pig, which advocates the ongoing special intense overview of electoral roles in the state, claimed that the opposition campaign against it was controlled by only two reasons. The opposition leaders want “right and could capture the stalls” and that infiltrators should be allowed to vote, he said, reminding the state history of violence in the survey and incidents of capturing the stall.
Gandhi’s campaign, as he claimed, was born from his frustration from repeated reconnaissance defeats of Congress, and if he continues with similar behavior, his party suffers an even worse fate.
The BJP leader noted that the ruling party had suffered failures in states like Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra in Lok Sabha elections in 2014 for the “false” opposition campaign that the Modi government would change the institute if re -elected.
However, people soon realized the truth and voted by the BJP to notice the winnings in Haryana and Mahari, adding and claiming that the ruling alliance would notice a similar victory in Bihar.
Sir was removed from the electoral roles of 22 Lakh dead voters and eight lakh duplicate voters, he said, wondering if their names should be allowed on the voters’ list.
The sharp attack of BJP on Gandhi and his allies came after his party would soon come out with a “hydrogen bomb” Revelation of “Chori” and that Modi will not be able to show his face to the Earth.
“We will not let them (BJP) murder the institute, so we pulled out Yatra. We got a huge answer. People came out in large numbers and raised the slogan ‘voting of chor Chhor,” said the opposition leader in Lok Sabha.
Gandhi called his charges of election irregularities in the segment of the Mahadevapura meeting in Karnataka in Bangalore Central Lok Sabha’s seat “atomic bombs”.
The pig that hit back said that Gandhi’s so -called atomic bomb wasn’t even like Diwali Flipwhill that wouldn’t disappear.
“One has to really try to understand what it means in and outside its speeches in parliament, the world has not really seen the impact of a hydrogen bomb. Now Rahul Gandhi talks about it,” he said sarcastically.
He accused Gandhi of repeated humiliation of his position by the leader of the opposition in Lok Sabha with his irresponsible comments.
Prasad also turned to emphasize what he described as internal rumblings within the ruling RJD family, and noted that Yadav’s sister Misa Bharti, who represents Patliputra in Lok Sabha, was not part of the final event of Yatra, even though her constituencies overlap the city of Patna.
He said that both Gandhi and Yadav faced court in cases of corruption, but make great demands on morality. Yadav’s father and President RJD Lalu Prasad Yadav was convicted of charging of corruption, he said.
With Gandhi at the head of the aggressive campaign against Modima BJP leader, he has made a similar playground with a high decibel against the prime minister over a number of questions, including the purchase of Rafale aircraft and alleged use of spyware Pegasus, but found a small traction.
Congress’s leader has spared any constitutional institutions, be it CAG or the Election Commission, since his attack, because he believes that his divine law was prime minister, he accused Praad.
“Gandhi may believe that his divine right is Prime Minister, but people have and will continue to bless Modim with his votes,” he said.
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