The commentary on Rahul’s “discount” attracts a fierce BJP game.
Sudhanshu Trivedi calls the chief of the inc “rahul Munnir” and “Rahul Sharif”.
Questions from the Congress Impact of foreign visits to parliamentarians.
The Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party accused the leader of the Congress Rahul Gandhi of an act which is equivalent to “nonetheless that betrayal” after describing the foreign policy of the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a “discount” following the Sindoor operation, reported the Indian media.
On Wednesday, the president of the BJP, JP Nadda, published on X (formerly Twitter) that Gandhi’s remarks were an insult to the Indian armed forces and learning to echo the Pakistani propaganda, “… call the unrivaled valor and the courage of the Indian army a` `surrender ” is not only unhappy but also a serious insult for the Indian army, of the nation.
“It’s no less than betrayal,” added Nadda. “Rahul Gandhi, you, your party and your leaders could be returned because it was your story, but Bharat never goes.”
In a series of net messages, Nadda accused the Congress Party of a capitulation inheritance: “The surrender is in the Dictionary of the Congress of your Party, it is in your DNA … You went to terrorism, handed over to the war of Charm-Al, abandoned to the table in Shimla after having won the 1971 war, away from the treatment of the Industes.”
Echoing the feelings of Nadda, the national spokesman of the BJP, Sudhanshu Trivedi, intensified the attack at a press conference, the brand image Gandhi as “Rahul Munnir” and “Rahul Sharif” and claiming that the chief of the Congress had gone further than even the first leadership of Pakistan by the Indian position of India
The BJP’s counter-offensive came in response to the growing criticism of the Congress and other parties of the Bloc of India on the management by the Indian Government of Foreign Affairs, the terrorist attack of Pahalgam, and what they consider as an opaque and manipulated story around the Sindoor operation.
On Wednesday evening, the deputy for Congress Jairam Ramesh went to social networks to target the global government’s awareness initiative. Referring to the Minister of External Affairs (EAM), Ramesh wrote: “Tomorrow, EAM unusually poorly profiled meets certain delegations of deputy who returned. I hope there will be an honest evaluation of what has been really accomplished – not what has been transformed.”
“There are reliable reports that the reception in some countries was very lukewarm – to say it slightly – and that the political value of the people whom the deputies met was below the paragraph. The videos of the deputies engaged in an idiper and the gambad during a serious national series have also surfaced.”
Earlier the same day, Ramesh had criticized the government’s planning of the next monsoon session of the Parliament, calling this a tactic to avoid convening a special session, as required by the opposition.
“Never before in the parliamentary history of India, a session has been announced 47 days in advance,” he said.
“Why did the Sindoor operation suddenly stopped after four days? Why did President Trump repeated 12 times in 20 days that the cease-fire occurred because of him? These are the questions to which the Prime Minister does not want to answer.”
The Union’s Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, Kiren Rijiju, announced that the monsoon session will begin on July 21 and will continue until August 12. It will be the first session since Operation Sindoor.
The request for a special session was also amplified by the deputy of the Samajwadi party, Rajeev Rai, who was part of a multi -party delegation sent by India which recently visited five countries – Russia, Slovenia, Greece, Latvia and Spain.
“The PM should have called the special session by itself,” said Rai Ani. “In 1962, when the war against China was at its highest point, the first deputy Atal Bihari Vajpayee had demanded a special session halfway. Nehru Ji had then called the special session … We followed the “Rashtra Dharma”, but the government should follow “Raj Dharma”.
On Tuesday, the chief of the Congress Mallikarjun Kharge reiterated the opposition call for a special session to respond to the main national concerns, including the attack by Pahalgam.
Adding fuel to the fire, the head of the congress, Pawan Khera, alleged that India had been isolated diplomatically after the operation. “In the Modi government, all the country’s policies are managed by trolls, and foreign policy abroad is managed by a person who has visited,” he posted on social networks.
He said that India’s diplomatic position had weakened, citing Kuwait’s decision to raise the restrictions on visas on Pakistan and its subsequent agreement with Pakistan on work issues. “This is why they say -” Name Narendra, the work work, “wrote Khera.
