BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia on Thursday alleged that TMC workers holding the judicial officers, involved in the Special Intensive Review of voter list (SIR) in West Bengal, hostage.
Observers note that the coordinated and relentless attack against Rahul Gandhi reflects more than a mere reaction.
Addressing a press conference, Bhatia said, "We all know how India has grown stronger under the leadership of PM Narendra Modi. The Indian armed forces were given full freedom, and in Operation Sindoor, we saw how a strong message was sent."
BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia, interacting with the media persons here, drew an analogy between Congress MP Rahul Gandhi and Pakistan founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah, and alleged that it was because of the Congress that the country witnessed the horrors of partition. He said that Jinnah and Rahul have become synonymous with each other as their thoughts are similar.
Bhatia was referring to LoP Gandhi’s recent remarks warning of “consequences” for EC officers if the Congress comes to power.
Taking strong exception to Tejashwi Yadav’s purported remarks that 'Waqf Act should be thrown in a dustbin', Bhatia asked the RJD leader how a law passed by Parliament and approved by the President, can be thrown into the dustbin.
Cautioning and criticizing Congress leader Rahul Gandhi against his “anti-India” posture, the BJP on Friday said his statements are being used by Pakistani establishments to defame the country and its armed forces, and he must desist from doing so.
During a conversation at Kellogg College, affiliated to Oxford University, when Mamata Banerjee was asked about India's potential to become the world's largest economy by 2060, she dismissed the prediction.
The BJP on Tuesday slammed former Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal for launching the 'Pujari-Granthi Samman Yojana' and dubbed Arvind Kejriwal "anti-Hindu".
Addressing a press conference at the party’s headquarters here, BJP national spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia accused the Congress government of making 'false promises' during the election manifesto in Karnataka.
