Union Minister and LJP chief Chirag पासवान has launched a scathing attack on the Congress party and its leader Rahul Gandhi. He stated that Congress has lost faith in constitutional institutions and that despite being the leader of the opposition, Rahul Gandhi does not take his responsibilities in Parliament seriously.
Chirag Paswan: Central Minister Chirag पासवान attacked Congress over allegations of vote theft. He asserted that Congress and its leaders, particularly Rahul Gandhi, should understand that there has been no vote theft here, but their mandate has been stolen, and they no longer have any base of support. The leader of the LJP (Ramvilas) also questioned Rahul Gandhi’s foreign trips and his absence during parliamentary discussions.
Chirag पासवान stated, “As long as they continue to make excuses and fail to introspect, the public will continue to reject them. One election after another, they are losing, facing defeat in different states. The people repeatedly reject them in the Lok Sabha elections.”
Attack on Congress: Highlighting the Loss of Mandate
Chirag पासवान stated that Congress and Rahul Gandhi need to understand that the issue in India is not vote theft, but the loss of their mandate. He emphatically stated that Congress and its leaders no longer have the trust of the people. Chirag said:
“As long as they continue to make excuses and fail to introspect, the public will repeatedly reject them. They are losing one election after another. The people are repeatedly rejecting them in Lok Sabha and assembly elections in different states.”
He further pointed out that Congress once called a watchman a thief, and they have lost faith in any constitutional institution. Referencing the erosion of trust in independent institutions like the Election Commission, Chirag पासवान stated that this is how Congress is pushing itself towards chaos.
Comments on Rahul Gandhi’s Foreign Travels
Chirag पासवान also questioned Rahul Gandhi’s recent foreign trips. He stated that these trips and his absence in Parliament demonstrate that the leader of the opposition is not taking his responsibilities seriously. Chirag said:
“The problem is that when a big head of state comes, you don’t respond to the public or the Parliament. Giving more importance to foreign trips shows that you are not taking your responsibilities seriously.”
He added that the absence of Rahul Gandhi and leaders of his party in important parliamentary sessions is a serious cause for concern.
