SP Chief Questions BJP's Prez Selection Delay

"The party that calls itself the world's largest party has not yet been able to choose its national president... Every time the BJP brings in a new bill, it is an attempt to conceal their failures," he remarked. - Akhilesh Yadav Samajwadi Party chief

- TDG NETWORK

Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Thursday took a swipe at the BJP, questioning its delay in selecting a national president. Responding sharply, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the BJP follows a democratic process involving crores of members, unlike other parties, where leadership is decided by family members.

Speaking at Lok Sabha Yadav said, "The party that calls itself the world's largest party has not yet been able to choose its national president." While speaking in the Lok Sabha, he criticized the BJP, asserting that the controversial Waqf Amendment Bill was introduced to divert attention from the government's shortcomings. "Every time the BJP brings in a new bill, it is an attempt to conceal their failures," he remarked.

Responding to Yadav's remarks, Amit Shah defended the BJP's selection process, asserting that the party operates on democratic principles.