The president of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), JP Nadda, spoke to the media on Thursday about some serious accusations made by the Congress party against the Chairman and Vice President, Jagdeep Dhankhar. Nadda strongly condemned these claims and pointed out that Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge, being a senior politician, should know that the Chairman’s decisions are final and cannot be questioned.
Nadda criticized Kharge for saying that opposition leaders aren’t allowed to speak in Parliament. He argued that Kharge had enough chances to share his views and was invited to discuss with the Chairman, but he chose not to go. Nadda accused Congress of not wanting to work together and trying to create chaos instead.
He also pointed out that Kharge skipped important meetings that help plan what to discuss in Parliament. Nadda found it silly for Kharge to talk about parliamentary rules when he himself hasn’t participated in these meetings. He reminded everyone that Rahul Gandhi once made fun of the Chairman in Parliament, which Nadda compared to silly behavior often seen in schools.
Further criticizing opposition leaders, Nadda mentioned that they wanted to remove Dhankhar from his position. He argued that their goal is to distract people from questions about Sonia Gandhi’s connections to a foundation linked to George Soros, who is accused of wanting to disrupt the Indian government.