Jitendra Singh Targets Rahul Gandhi, Says Congress Has ‘Chosen Confrontation’
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7/21/20261 min read
Union Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office Jitendra Singh has strongly criticised Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of changing his demands and choosing a path of confrontation instead of constructive dialogue.
The remarks came after the Congress party held a protest near Lok Kalyan Marg in New Delhi. The protest was organised over issues that the party says are important for the public and democracy.
Speaking to the media, Jitendra Singh said that the Congress leadership had been changing its stand on different issues. He claimed that instead of looking for solutions through discussion, the party had "made up its mind for confrontation."
According to the Union Minister, political parties should work together to solve national issues rather than create unnecessary conflict. He said that constructive debate is important in a democracy, but repeated protests and changing demands do not help in finding solutions.
On the other hand, Congress leaders defended their protest, saying it was a democratic way to raise concerns and hold the government accountable. The party maintained that it would continue to speak out on issues affecting the people and demand answers from the Centre.
The exchange of sharp remarks between the BJP and Congress comes at a time when political activity is increasing across the country. Both parties continue to accuse each other of failing to address key public issues, while defending their own political approach.
The latest comments by Jitendra Singh have once again highlighted the growing political differences between the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress, with both sides standing firm on their positions.