A prominent BJP leader criticized the Congress party, alleging its transformation into the “Italian National Congress Party” and accusing it of perpetuating divisive politics akin to the British rule of “divide and rule.” The leader condemned the entry of Sonia Gandhi, originally from Italy, into Indian politics, drawing parallels to colonial-era tactics.
He emphasized the BJP’s commitment to national values and rejected what he termed as “Zinda Rajya” (dynastic rule), advocating instead for governance aligned with the principles of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. The leader highlighted the BJP’s respect for Ambedkar’s legacy, contrasting it with what he perceived as the Congress’s lack of reverence towards the iconic figure.
Additionally, the leader criticized the Congress for allegedly neglecting the interests of backward classes (BCs) and accused it of prioritizing family rule over the welfare of the nation. He cautioned against what he referred to as “Sudo politics” and “Kuhona politics,” urging a departure from dynastic politics and a return to principles that uphold the unity and progress of the country.
