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Kavinder slams Digvijay over Pulwama tweet
2/14/2023 10:24:43 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Feb 14: Senior BJP leader and former Deputy Chief Minister, J&K, Kavinder Gupta today slammed Congress leader Digvijay Singh following his tweet blaming the BJP for the death of 40 CRPF soldiers due to blatant 'Intelligence Failure' in the Pulwama Attack.
In a statement issued here today, the former deputy chief minister said that the obnoxious remarks by the so called Congress stalwart only proves his mental and political bankruptcy due to utter frustration due to seeing his party totally decimated with no possibility of any recovery in future. "Digvijay insults Army, speaks Pakistan's language & tries to demotivate the Army," he added.
The senior BJP leader said that the Congress leaders are in a suicidal mode as a result of which they come up with such non-sense statements every other day. He said that those raising questions over Pulwama attack should first adjudge the response of the country which was unprecedented and self-explanatory that India is no more governed by meek flock of spineless cowards rather it is in safe hands and whosoever will act against the country will be decimated there and then. He said that Congress cannot do anything except conspiring against BJP leadership and toolkit episode is the testimony to this fact which has badly exposed this oldest party of the country as it wanted to topple the government by such deceitful tactics.
The former Deputy Chief Minister said the people have already witnessed the result of Congress misrule for about seven decades and are fully aware the achievements of BJP Governance during short tenure. Therefore they can't be misled by the ridiculous statements of Digvijay Singh or any other Congress leader. He lamented that such leaders have stooped so low forgetting all ethics.
Kavinder said that Congress Party should admit that it has nothing to offer to the people of the country and should help the PM Modi led BJP's central dispensation in making India a superpower to at least save its image from blots which it has earned after numerous scams and anti-national acts that ashamed the party on different occasions and at various platforms.
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