Dehradun: BJP President JP Nadda on Tuesday called an emergency as a disruption to Indian democracy, said the congress would never be forgiven for imposing Draconia’s steps to people in the country.
The BJP leader, who concluded a two-day visit to Uttarakhand Pollop-Bound on Tuesday, said this in Rudrapur, meeting people were imprisoned during an emergency.
“The Indira Gandhi government left the blot on Indian democracy by imposing an emergency.
When people opposed it, the lakh of them was placed behind bars.
The cruel time will never be forgotten and the congress will never be forgiven for repressive actions,” Nadda said.
He listened to the experience told by the “democratic army” was imprisoned during that period and said the country would indeed democracy for their efforts.
Nadda respects them by offering them scarves and say BJP follows the path shown by them.
President BJP said by vaccinating 100 crore Indians showed that it was independent in everything.
By sowing doubts in the minds of the people about the Covid vaccine, the opposition has tried to weaken the state battle of Coronavirus infection when even foreign countries praised India because he dealt with the pandemic, he said.
“Today the opposition is silent,” he said.
Nadda then blocked the statue of Shaheed Udham Singh in Collectorate described it as a great revolutionary.