BJP keeps creating unrest in the country and state. BJP always targets Rahul Gandhi to prevent him from raising public interest issues. The Government is ignoring the public in its lust for power and wants to divert the public’s attention from real issues -Kumari Selja
Chandigarh: The General Secretary of the All India Congress Committee, former Union Minister, and Member of Parliament from Sirsa, Kumari Selja said has that the BJP is intent on creating unrest in the country and the state. Drunk on power, the BJP is ignoring issues of public interest. To avoid addressing public concerns and answering questions about the violence in Manipur and Sambhal, the BJP targets Member of Parliament Rahul Gandhi in Parliament, so he cannot voice the concerns of the people.
In a statement released to the media, Kumari Selja said that the BJP is so blinded by power that it is deaf to the voice of the people. While farmers protest in some places, government employees are being ignored elsewhere, with the government seemingly oblivious to these issues. The BJP is busy creating unrest in the country and the state.
Kumari Selja said that the decision on the leader of the opposition lies with the high command, and she cannot comment on it. Kumari Selja has said that Rahul Gandhi has consistently raised public issues in Parliament and sought answers from the government regarding the violence in Manipur and Sambhal. However, the government is avoiding responding to these issues, making Rahul Gandhi a target for the BJP. Kumari Selja said that democracy is the power of the people. She said that in Haryana, the public wanted a Congress government, and the wave was in favour of Congress, but something unexpected happened. The Congress party is deliberating on the reasons for the loss.
Kumari Selja criticized the BJP government for ignoring farmers’ voices. Whenever farmers attempt to present their concerns through protests, tear gas shells are fired at them. Kumari Selja condemned the lathi charges and use of tear gas on farmers, calling the government’s repressive policies unacceptable. Kumari Selja said that if the government genuinely wants to resolve farmers’ issues, it should engage in dialogue rather than adopting a suppressive approach. She said that the BJP government’s mistreatment of farmers has exposed its anti-farmer stance. On one hand, the government claims to frame policies for farmers’ welfare, and on the other, it forcibly suppresses peaceful protests by farmers demanding their rightful claims.
