JP Nadda targets Rahul Gandhi over ECI row, accuses opposition of ‘confusion’
Nadda said the BJP serves 1.4 billion people, while accusing opposition leaders of using attacks on constitutional institutions to create confusion.
- On Monday, Union Minister JP Nadda criticized the Opposition over allegations against the Election Commission, stating the poll panel had exposed what he termed "all the lies" regarding its integrity.
- Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge previously alleged the Chief Election Commissioner was propagating BJP philosophy, citing former Kerala Chief Secretary Jiji Thomson's claim that the CEC suggested he contest elections.
- Nadda targeted Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, Arvind Kejriwal of the Aam Aadmi Party, Akhilesh Yadav of the Samajwadi Party, and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, alleging their "toolkit mentality" creates confusion to disturb the political atmosphere.
- The Union Minister contrasted the BJP approach, committed to Antyodaya for 140 crore people, with the Opposition's "double standards and negative politics," asserting the public would respond to attempts at instability.
- Defending its internal process, the Election Commission rejected reports of dissent regarding the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, clarifying that differing observations among members are part of normal unanimous decision-making.
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‘Repeating A Lie 100 Times Doesn’t Make It Truth’: Nadda Targets Oppn Over ECI Allegations
<p>New Delhi [India], September 28 (ANI): Union Minister JP Nadda on Monday hit out at the Opposition over its allegations against the Election Commission, saying the poll panel had exposed what he termed as “all the lies” and accused opposition leaders of misleading the public and attempting to create confusion in the country.<br /> </p> <p><br /> Speaking to the reporters, Nadda said allegations levelled by the Opposition had repeatedly been r…
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Times of IndiaJP Nadda targets Rahul Gandhi over ECI row, accuses opposition of ‘confusion’
Union minister JP Nadda criticized the Congress and opposition leaders for their allegations against the Election Commission of India. He accused them of attempting to vitiate the political atmosphere and disrupt the countrys development. Nadda stated that independent institutions have rejected the opposition's claims, highlighting the integrity of the Election Commission. The opposition, including leaders like Rahul Gandhi, has been urged to ad…
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Latestly“Repeating a lie doesn't make it truth”: JP Nadda attacks Rahul Gandhi over allegations against ECI
Speaking to the reporters, Nadda said allegations levelled by the Opposition had repeatedly been rejected when tested against facts and claimed that the truth behind their charges had emerged from the Election Commission as well as the country’s highest courts.
JP Nadda defends Election Commission, targets Rahul Gandhi and opposition New Delhi. Union Minister JP Nadda on Monday attacked the opposition and Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi over the SIR controversy involving the Election Commission. He said that repeating a lie a hundred times does not make it true. […]
JP Nadda hits out at Cong, INDIA bloc over SIR row; accuses Oppn of spreading confusion, anarchy - tennews.in: National News Portal
New Delhi, Sep 28 (IANS) Union Minister J.P. Nadda on Monday hit out at Congress and the INDIA bloc, accusing them of lacking policies and vision and alleging that they were now devising new ways to spread confusion and anarchy across the country. Speaking to reporters, Nadda said that while 140 crore Indians were working […] The post JP Nadda hits out at Cong, INDIA bloc over SIR row; accuses Oppn of spreading confusion, anarchy appeared first …
Nadda hits out at Rahul Gandhi over ECI allegations
Union Minister JP Nadda on Monday hit out at the Opposition over its allegations against the Election Commission, saying the poll panel had exposed what he termed as “all the lies” and accused opposition leaders of misleading the public and attempting to create confusion in the country.
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