Gorakhpur / Lucknow: BJP National President, J P Nadda on Monday fired Salvo on the opposition, accusing talking about Pakistan and its founders, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, right when elections in the corner.
“Woh Pakistan Aur Jinnah Ki Baat Karte Hain Aur Hum Mahatma Gandhi Aur Sardar Patel Ki (They talked about Pakistan and Jinnah, while we talked about Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Patel),” Nadda said, while speaking at the Booth-level convention at Gorakhpur.
Nadda’s offensions came a few days after the head of the Samajwadi Akhilesh Yadav party compared Gandhi, Nehru and Patel with Jinnah, triggering controversy.
The BJP rating, including CM Yogi Adityanath quickly attached to the comments to blow up the SP boss, accused him of “a minority appeasement”.
Comments Head of BJP also came a day after the Punjab Congress Chief Navjot Singh Siddhu was reportedly called Pakistani PM Imran Khan “Bada Bhai” (Big Brother), triggered a sharp reaction from BJP brass.
Acerbic Nadda’s reference to “Jinnah’s comments” was seen as a BJP effort to lend amazing blows to SP, which has positioned himself aggressively against turmeric dispensation in the polls early next year.
His statement holds a lot of political attachment, especially in the uptop, which offers contrast to the western region that is both resting.
President BJP maintains his party standing for “Sanskritic Rashtravad” (Cultural Nationalism) Opposition supports “pariaharwad” (nepotism).
Nadda also slammed the opposition to call Corona vaccine as “BJP vaccine”.
“When Modi Ji said he would give two vaccines, some people began to say it was a BJP vaccine or modi vaccine.
Now, they traveled after being inoculated with the same vaccine,” he said.
The comment was also seen as a pointed reference to the SP Head Akhilesh Yadav, which initially refused to be investigated.
Nadda scaled the attack said “After some time, red topis (hat) will also change the saffron”.
The BJP head also resembles the opposition to “pose” as a leader of farmers.
“They forgot what PM Modi did for farmers.
Before 2014, the agricultural budget was RS20,000 Crore.
Under the leadership of PM Modi, he has reached Rs 1.23 lakh crore,” he said.
Nadda’s cost on the opposition came four days after PM Modi announced the government’s decision to revoke three agricultural laws in the center of farmer protest.
It also marked the BJP back cost of the opposition, in the midst of the farmer’s association to improve bets while demanding legal guarantees for MSP and the dismissal of the Minister of Junior’s house Ajay Mishra Teni, whose son was accused of the Lakhimpur Kheri incident where eight people were killed.
Nadda also praised CM Yogi because it brings very much needed changes in the law and order order.
“The previous woman was not safe, but now the criminals are interesting in court to get into prison.
Previously, the mafia and rioters were very strong, but now they have forgotten the outdoors or escape from the country,” he said