The second phase of voting for the 2024 Lok Sabha polls will be held on April 16. (document)
New Delhi:
The Bharatiya Janata Party on Sunday hit out at the India Bloc over the clashes between opposition groups during a rally in Ranchi, calling it a sign of “jungle rule” and said the opposition workers clashed because they did not have a common mission for India and vision. nation.
The BJP’s reaction came after clashes were reported between RJD workers and the Congress during a rally held by the Bloc over Chhatra’s candidature of KN Tripathi. Congress has appointed KN Tripathi as its candidate for the Lok Sabha seat.
In a video message, BJP national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla also asked people to be “very careful” in selecting candidates during the Lok Sabha polls.
“What kind of alliance is this? At a joint public meeting of the INDI alliance in Ranchi, their karyakartas (party workers) threw chairs, tables, stools and lathes at each other. Today, they are smashing each other’s heads , imagine what they will destroy if they mistakenly come to power,” BJP national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla said in a video message.
“This jungle trolling operation is taking place right at the rally site,” he charged.
Shehzad Poonawalla described the opposition group as a group of parties promoting “jungle rule and corruption” and claimed that they came together only to “save their family dynasties and corrupt politics”.
He added that workers from various parties of the India Group clashed at joint rallies as they did not share a common mission and vision for the country.
“They (the Indian bloc) have nothing but chaos, division, ambition, family-run careers and frustration. Because of this, you can see violent politics taking place in their rallies themselves,” the BJP leader claimed said the PPP leader.
“These are jungle-ruled and corrupt parties. So people should be very careful and vigilant about what they are going to offer this country,” he said, adding that “they have come together to save their corruption”.
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