Ambala : Haryana Home and Health Minister Anil Vij hit back at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and said that Rahul himself should go to the shakha for a few days to know about RSS, then he will knows what is RSS..He was interacting to the media persons here at his camp office Ambala Taking a dig at Rahul Gandhi Vij said that it is wrong to comment on the RSS without knowing it. He saud, Rahul Gandhi should attend RSS shakha and only after that he should say something about RSS. Home Minister said that what right do you have to share knowledge about which Rahul Gandhi does not know anything. Vij said,,today this country stands because of RSS, this country is India. He said that lakhs of RSS volunteers are going to distant and remote places and tribals and are working to associate the country into the garland of one Bharat Mata since Rahul Gandhi is not knowing, so he doesn’t even have the right to comment.
At the same time, Anil Vij said that Rahul Gandhi is worried about his yatra, that is why he is neither assessing nor expressing anything, because Har Har Mahadev is coming out of every voice in the whole country, what is their problem with this? Vij sais, it is noteworthy that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi had said during the Bharat Jodo Yatra without naming the RSS that the Kauravas of the 21st century used to wear half pants and set up shakhas.
Home Minister, naming Rahul’s yatra, said that this yatra is not a yatra ‘it is five star hotel on wheels’. He said that from where are the billions of rupees being spent on Rahul’s yatra where is coming. He said that Rahul Gandhi should have at least gone to the house of those girls to see how their house is, where they live, where they sleep, because you live in a five-star hotel, and with you have a ‘Palace on Wheels’. Vij added, a convoy of vehicles like more than 100 five star hotels is running along him and all the facilities are running. He said that what do you want to tell by making an excuse of those girls, you have just seen India. Vij said, it is noteworthy that Rahul Gandhi had said in his statement last days that during his yatra to Madhya Pradesh, he had found three girls whose clothes were torn to a great extent, since then he has decided to wear only T-shirts.
At the same time, Anil Vij termed Rahul’s yatra as a pretense and said that the whole of India is watching what he is pretending as a yatra. He said that crores and billions of rupees have been spent on the five star hotel which is running with him because all the amenities are available in it. Home Minister sought the account of Rahul’s yatra expenses and said that from where did Rahul Gandhi get so much money that he has been on tourism for so many days.
On Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s statement that the BJP separates Mother Sita from Ram and chants only Jai Shri Ram, Vij tauntingly said that let them accept this because till yesterday they used to say this, that Ram is imaginary. He said, regarding this, a case was also filed in the Supreme Court that Ram is imaginary, the Ram Setu built is imaginary, now at least they have started believing in Ram. He said that even in any form, thankfully that thing has come in his mouth.
On the allegations made by Rahul Gandhi about the poor condition of the roads during his yatra Anil Vij said that Rahul Gandhi has just come out on the roads and he has not seen the roads of his regime. The Congress party which ruled this country for more than 50 years has never peeped outside Delhi. He said, extremism came in the North-East or Kashmir, that too because the Congress did not do the work of development there, if they had developed, then the youth would have been engaged in work, they never developed the country and now the BJP government is doing all the development. A network of roads is being laid all over India, development is taking place in the North East and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going there every one or two months. He said, Article 370 was abolished in Kashmir and now industries are coming up there and complete development is taking place there as well.
