Giriraj Singh Accuses Congress of Inciting Civil War
Union Minister Giriraj Singh criticized the Congress party for its ties with the Samajwadi Party and accused the Gandhi family of attempting to incite civil war.
Union Minister Giriraj Singh criticized the Indian National Congress on Saturday, alleging the party is attempting to secure representation in the upcoming Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections by courting Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav. Singh claimed the party is "sucking up" to Yadav to gain seats after failing to achieve success in several states over the last 40 years.
Singh also targeted the Gandhi family, specifically Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi and Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi. He accused the pair of attempting to incite a civil war in India and asserted that the Congress party will never return to power in the country.
Additionally, Singh raised questions regarding Sonia Gandhi's history, claiming she lived in India for 12 years without citizenship and allegedly cast a vote during that period.