Union HRD Minister and senior BJP leader Prakash Javadekar criticised Congress president Rahul Gandhi over his speech at the party plenary session and stated that he should apologise for his party's misdeeds first and then attack PM Narendra Modi.
He asserted, “While accusing Modi government he forgets that Congress did worst of genocide of Sikhs, they brought censorship in media and are known for all kinds of corruption and scams. He should first apologise for all that.”
The Congress president said in his speech that the “name Modi symbolises the collusion between crony capitalists and the prime minister.”
He also compared the BJP with the Kauravas in the epic Mahabharata, saying that it fights for power while his party, like the Pandavas, battled for truth.
To this Javadekar said, “He has insulted Hindu religion and people's faith. He has also insulted patriotism by criticing Vir Savarkar and also attacking judiciary. Nobody has accused PM personally but he has attempted to do so.”
