I Abhor Congress Party’s Antics: Kiren Rijiju on ‘Gayab’ Poster
The recent poster released by the Congress party, which seemingly mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s response to the Pahalgam terror attack, has sparked a heated debate in the political arena. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju was quick to react to the development, criticizing the Congress for their ‘antics’ and questioning their motives.
In a statement, Rijiju expressed his disdain for the Congress party’s latest move, saying, “I abhor this Congress Party’s antics.” He further added, “When our PM is leading the fight against terrorism, why does the Congress have such a low opinion? How low will the Congress stoop?”
The ‘Gayab’ poster, which translates to ‘Nowhere’ in English, features a picture of a person disappearing, with a caption that appears to be a jibe at Modi’s response to the Pahalgam attack. The Congress party had released the poster on social media, claiming that it was a commentary on the government’s ‘inability’ to tackle terrorism.
Rijiju’s response to the poster was swift and stern. He took to social media to express his disapproval, saying that the Congress party’s actions were ‘unbecoming’ of a political party. He also questioned the motives behind the poster, asking why the Congress party would resort to such tactics.
Rijiju’s criticism of the Congress party is not new. The Union Minister has been vocal about his opposition to the party’s policies and actions in the past. However, his recent statement on the ‘Gayab’ poster has sparked a fresh debate about the Congress party’s antics and their impact on Indian politics.
The controversy surrounding the ‘Gayab’ poster is not just about the Congress party’s attempt to mock Modi’s response to the Pahalgam attack. It is also about the party’s continued use of divisive and inflammatory rhetoric to gain political mileage.
The Congress party has been accused of using provocative language and imagery to target Modi and the BJP-led government. The party’s latest poster is just the latest example of this trend, and it is clear that they are willing to go to great lengths to gain political advantage.
Rijiju’s criticism of the Congress party is not just about their actions, but also about their lack of vision and policy. The Union Minister has been a vocal advocate for the government’s initiatives to tackle terrorism and improve national security. He has also been critical of the Congress party’s lack of a clear policy on national security and terrorism.
The ‘Gayab’ poster controversy is not just a reflection of the Congress party’s antics, but also a commentary on the state of Indian politics. It is a reminder that political parties will stop at nothing to gain power, and that the pursuit of political advantage often comes at the expense of national interest.
As the political debate rages on, it is clear that the ‘Gayab’ poster controversy will not go away anytime soon. The Congress party’s actions have sparked a fresh wave of criticism, and it remains to be seen how they will respond to the backlash.
In the meantime, Rijiju’s statement on the ‘Gayab’ poster serves as a reminder that the Congress party’s antics will not be tolerated. The Union Minister has made it clear that he will not hesitate to speak out against the party’s actions, and that he will continue to advocate for the government’s initiatives to tackle terrorism and improve national security.
As the political landscape continues to evolve, it is clear that the ‘Gayab’ poster controversy will be a major talking point in the days and weeks to come. It is a reminder that politics is a dirty game, and that parties will stop at nothing to gain power. However, it is also a reminder that there are still voices of reason and integrity in Indian politics, and that the pursuit of national interest must always come first.
