“Dear Mr. Hagageji, after reading your letter to the distinguished Prime Minister of the country, Mr. Narendra Modiji, you are trying to polish and launch your failed product which has been repeatedly rejected by the public due to political compulsion. , and bringing it to market, I feel like what you said is far from reality and the truth.
Nadda also accused Sonia Gandhi of making “disgraceful remarks” against Prime Minister Modi, saying, “It was Rahul Gandhi’s mother Sonia Gandhi, not Kharji, who made remarks like ‘ maut ka saudagar’ (dealer of death) such a strong statement.
‘Hindu Jinnah, chaukidaar chor hai…’: Nadali lists out Congress leader’s insults for PM Modi
Listing out a litany of abuses, Nadda claimed: “In the last 10 years, Congress and corporate leaders have abused the country’s outstanding Prime Minister Narendra Modi more than 110 times. Unfortunately, the top leadership of the Congress has But senior officials abused their power.
“Sometimes someone says ‘Modi will dig your grave’, sometimes someone says ‘nikki’, sometimes ‘bastard’, sometimes ‘merchant of death’, sometimes ‘viper’, sometimes ‘scorpion’, sometimes ‘ Rat’, sometimes said ‘Rat’, sometimes ‘Modi’.
He said the Congress letter exposed the party’s “double standards”, adding, “On the one hand you are calling for political correctness, but on the other hand your party and your leaders have a history of disdain for political correctness. Why Is there such a double standard?
Nadda further leveled serious accusations against opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, alleging that he was involved in activities in support of terrorists. However, the BJP president did not provide evidence for the allegations.
“Haggarji, what is the Congress proud of Rahul Gandhi? Because of his mistakes against the pro-Pakistan and anti-Indian people or because they support the plans of terrorists? Because they seek to try to destroy the country support from foreign forces or because they seek interference from foreign powers in the country’s democracy? Nadda said in the letter.
In his letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Haq expressed concern over Rahul Gandhi being dubbed the “number one terrorist” by BJP leader and Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu.
