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There is no institution in India that this opposition alliance has not attacked, be it the Election Commission or courts, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra told reporters.
All of them are doing their work well, he said before targeting Gandhi.
”If there is someone who is not up to it and who the Congress should indeed boycott for its own benefit, then his name is Rahul Gandhi… Your leader has no strength. Who all will you boycott? If you have to boycott and move ahead, then boycott your leader.” The Congress leader speaks about ‘Mohabbat’ (love) but sells ‘Nafrat’ (hate), he claimed.
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Hitting out at the opposition for Congress leader Saifuddin Soz’s and National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah’s pitch for talks with Pakistan, he said the remarks came soon after the death of security officials in an encounter with terrorists in Kashmir and added that the INDIA bloc should boycott leaders like them than journalists.
Soz has asked the Union government to try to understand the minds of militants, he said, condemning the Congress leader. It is such a painful and unfortunate statement, he added.
Patra said that the Congress has a history of going after the media, citing the first amendment brought by Jawaharlal Nehru to curb absolute freedom of expression, the Emergency promulgated by Indira Gandhi and the defamation law proposed by Rajiv Gandhi.
Congress leaders questioned the existence of Lord Ram while the likes of Bihar minister and RJD leader Chandra Shekhar targeted Ramchairtmanas. These leaders are not boycotted but journalists questioning these parties about corruption in states ruled by them and saying ”good things” about G20 and India are boycotted, he said.
”Netas can raise questions on God but journalists can’t question these netas,” Patra said.