Srinagar: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said on Tuesday he and his party would continue to fight against “ideology” Prime Minister Narendra Modi “who divided India”, even when he claimed that opposition was not permitted to improve important problems such as agricultural bills, lurking, unemployment and corruption in parliament.
He also accused that BJP has launched an attack not only at the Jammu and Kashmir, but throughout the country.
“I fight against Narendra Modi and we will continue to fight against his divisive ideology, the ideology that divides India,” said the former head of the Congress answered the function of the party here.
“We are not allowed to speak in parliament about problems such as agricultural bills, pegasus (lurking controversy), corruption, rafale (agreement) and unemployment,” he added.
Gandhi said “attacks” not only at Jammu and Kashmir, but in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal too.
“The attack was on the idea of ​​India.
While the attack throughout India was directly, it was not directly on Jammu and Kashmir,” he added.
Gandhi accused that the media in this country was suppressed and not permitted to do their work.
“They (media) always have fear when they report because their work is at stake,” he said.
The Congress leader said his struggle did not oppose someone or even on problems such as unemployment or corruption, it was against hatred and fear.
“I struggled against hatred and fear.
The difference between Congress and other parties is that we do not hate anyone and we do not believe in violence.
Congress is a peace and love force,” he said.