Lucknow, 10 August

(H.S.): Senior

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader and Uttar

Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya has asked, When will

Rahul Gandhi, who arrived in Prayagraj, look at himself in the mirror among the

students of Jharkhand? In a social media post on Monday, the Deputy Chief

Minister wrote, Rahul, if your fight is truly for the future of students

and transparent examinations, then go to Jharkhand, listen to the plight of the

protesting candidates, and have the courage to demand answers from your

coalition government in the state. Activeness only in BJP-ruled states and

inaction in the case of your own coalition governments will not work. The youth

of the country will no longer be 'misled' by your political tourism.

This exposes his and his family's duplicitous nature. Rahul

Gandhi's silence on the alleged irregularities in the JPSC-JSSC examinations in

Jharkhand, paper leaks, irregularities in the recruitment process, and the

youth hunger strikes exposes his convenience politics.

Keshav Prasad Maurya said that the Congress party lacks the moral standing to

teach the country about morality. Yet, its stubborn leader, Rahul Gandhi, dares

to lecture the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on student welfare and

morality. He wants to gain fame by defaming Modi, but this exposes his

duplicitous nature.

The Deputy Chief Minister said that today the Congress is no longer a party for

the public interest, but has become a family-oriented political establishment

limited to mother, son, and daughter. Ignoring the real concerns of the youth,

farmers, women, and the poor of the country and merely staging a show of power

for the sake of power does not earn the public's trust. If this opportunistic

and double-faced politics continues, then by 2047 the Congress will not be seen

anywhere near power, let alone in power. Keshav Prasad Maurya said that Prime

Minister Narendra Modi is the true crown on the forehead of Mother India. The

BJP is always dedicated to national service, good governance, and building a

developed India. Therefore, before teaching morality to the BJP, look at the

Congress and its coalition governments.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi