Kishan Reddy strongly condemns Rahul Gandhi’s recent remark of “fighting the Indian state”
Hyderabad: In response to Congress MP and Lok Sabha Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi’s recent “fighting the Indian State” statement, Union Coal Minister G Kishan Reddy has vehemently denounced Gandhi.
Rahul Gandhi was charged by Reddy with weakening the basic laws of India.
“Rahul Gandhi wants to fight with the Constitution of India,” Reddy told reporters Friday. While he continues to speak about the Constitution, he also expresses a desire to oppose India and the Indian Constitution.
“I condemn this statement made against India and India’s Constitution,” Reddy said.
During the January 15 opening of the party’s new headquarters, “Indira Bhawan,” in New Delhi, Rahul Gandhi famously attacked the BJP, claiming that the Congress and other opposition parties were not just opposing the BJP but also the Indian state.
“Both our philosophy and that of the RSS are thousands of years old, and they have been at odds for thousands of years. Don’t believe that our battle is fair. This is not fair at all. You haven’t grasped the situation if you think we’re battling a political group such as the BJP or RSS.
Every single institution in our nation is under the control of the BJP and the RSS. The Indian State itself, the BJP, and the RSS are now our enemies,” he said.
“Whether our institutions are operating or not is unknown to us. The actions of the media are rather obvious. He said, “Even people are aware that the media is no more fair and free.
