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CONG TRIES TO COME TO POWER BY HOOK OR BY CROOK: NADDA
The Daily Guardian
|May 07, 2024
BJP National President JP Nadda on Monday targeted the Congress party and claimed that the party tries to come to power by hook or by crook, through fake promises, fake slogans, politics of vote bank, and criminals.
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The BJP National President made these remarks while addressing a public rally in Telangana's Peddapalli and said, "We have seen the era when Congress was ruling, and when we recall that, we must remember the concerns of corruption, policy paralysis and indecisiveness that entailed their governance model and Congress again wants to push the nation back in the same era."
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