Union Minister Giriraj Singh on Thursday launched a scathing attack on the Congress leadership, taking aim at Rahul Gandhi, P. Chidambaram, and the party’s handling of national security issues.
Speaking to reporters, Singh said, "When the leader of a party like Rahul Gandhi behaves like an urban Naxal, it is natural that the people of Congress will also say the same kind of things. What Chidambaram Sahab has said, he has said it very late."
He criticised the former Manmohan Singh government, adding, "He said that the Manmohan Singh government was a weak government, there was no willpower, and there was no willpower because Congress considers Pakistan as a vote tool. I don't understand whether the country is bigger or the party is bigger or the vote is bigger. It was not a minority government but the willpower was weak."
Singh also drew a comparison with the current government, stating, "If at that time there had been PM Modi's government, then the action that has been taken today on Pakistan through Operation Sindoor, perhaps if Narendra Modi had been PM at that time, he would have taken action at that time, so there would be no need for Operation Sindoor today."
