None of the Gandhis visited Himachal at the time of disasters: Nadda
The BJP chief was addressing a public rally after inaugurating the Sundernagar office of the party in the Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh.
The BJP chief was addressing a public rally after inaugurating the Sundernagar office of the party in the Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh.
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai asked the AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge, former party presidents Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi to clear their stand on terrorism and terrorists.
The former CM, a popular leader in Haryana, is one of the key figures in the G-23 and has been one of the regular attendees of the meetings, but the meeting with Rahul Gandhi is said be for grievance redressal of the group and particularly for Hooda who is likely to be appointed as state president of the Haryana Congress, a key demand of his supporters.
The party had dug its own grave in the border state the day they decided to back an "unstable" and "pompous" person like Sidhu, and naming a corrupt man like Charanjit Singh Channi as chief minister just months before the polls, he said.
'We were kept out of the campaign and the reports we are getting from our Bihar leaders is that a whole bunch of incompetent personnel were sent from New Delhi to manage affairs,' a section of the dissenters maintained.
'They do not pay heed to the injustice done to women in the states ruled by their party, but visit Hathras and other places for photo-op with the victim's family,' he said.
Yesterday, in a tweet, Azad had said, 'We demand that the country’s 20 lakh Dalits should be provided with arms license so that they can protect themselves.'
Earlier this week, the Lok Sabha passed the Special Protection Group (Amendment) Bill, 2019, as per which the SPG will now protect the prime minister and members of his immediate family residing with him at his official residence.
People have reposed their faith in the Congress and have understood that it is the Congress that can bring development, said Pilot.
The Gandhis are now without SPG protection after 28 years. They were included in the VVIP security list following an amendment in September, 1991 in the SPG Act of 1988.
