Jaipur: After Prime Minister Narendra Modi attacked Congress at Rajya Sabha on Tuesday on the ‘Emergency’, the Chairman of the Ashok Minister Gehlot hit again by saying there was a ’emergency that was not declared’ in the country and no one knew where the nation headed in the direction of the nation.
He also said that the Prime Minister must focus on the construction work instead of calculating the shortcomings of the former government.
Replying in Rajya Sabha with a debate about the movement thanks to the address of the President, Modi holds the Congress responsible for a number of problems.
He said if the Congress was not there, the country would not see emergencies, Sikh massacre and the exodus of Kashmir Pandits from the Valley.
Speaking to reporters after attending ‘Chintan Shivir’ from Congress here, Gehlot asked what the point is to calculate the reasons for emergency imposition when they are all known.
“Today there is an emergency that is not declared …
L K Advani Ji has indicated this as soon as the government is formed.
There is pressure on him from RSS and he must shut up …
Whole country knows,” said Gehlot.
“The world knows that the emergency was worn and the decision was taken.
After that, our government fell …
Everyone knows that the emergency is enacted, why it is worn and what happens during an emergency.” Will you continue to tell the shortcomings (from Previous government) or make your own history? If you talk about development, it is understandable, “he added.
In the alleged modi that the congress incited workers to go to their original countries during the Covid-19 locking, Gehlot said the government led by BJP had created an atmosphere of distrust and tension in the country.
“No one knows what is happening in this country, in which the country goes.
There is an atmosphere of violence, riots, distrust and tensions in this country.
This is our accusation of NDA, BJP and RSS and vice versa, Prime Minister Modi told us that we provoke people, “he said further.
Emergency is not stored in the country, said Ashok Gehlot
