JP Nadda urge Congress to Go beyond ‘Toolkit Models’ and do something constructive
JP Nadda said that Congress was an expert at tearing society apart and spitting hate at others
JP Nadda, National President of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha), on Tuesday accused the Congress party of ‘spewing venom against others’ and asked them to ‘go beyond Toolkit Models’.
The BJP leader Nadda made the allegation in a tweet on his official handle with a hashtag ‘#CongressToolkitExposed’.
JP Nadda said that Congress was an expert at tearing society apart and spitting hate at others. While fighting COVID-19, India is seeing Congress’ shenanigans, according to the BJP leader.
“Dividing society and spewing venom against others….Congress is a master at this. India is seeing Congress’s antics, while the nation is fighting COVID-19. I would urge Congress to go beyond ’Toolkit Models’ and do something constructive. #CongressToolkitExposed,” Jagat Prakash Nadda tweeted.
It is in place to mention here that the ruling BJP and the Congress have initiated a political tug-of-war over a “toolkit” supposedly developed by the latter.
Many prominent BJP politicians, including Union ministers, posted four pages from the Congress’s letter pad, claiming they were part of a toolkit including materials on how Congress leaders might use the Union government’s mismanagement of the pandemic to “corner” Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Several BJP leaders, including President JP Nadda and Union Minister Smirti Irani, turned to social media, lambasting the Congress for reportedly disseminating a ‘toolkit’ containing resource material and tactics to smear PM Modi’s image.
In response, the Congress party criticized the BJP for reportedly disseminating a fake document and referring to it as a “toolkit”.
Rajeev Gowda, a Congress lawmaker, said the saffron party was disseminating a bogus toolkit on COVID-19 mismanagement and claiming it came from the AICC research department.
As per reports, Congress has written to the Delhi Police, requesting that a FIR be filed against J.P. Nadda, Union minister Smriti Irani, and party officials Sambit Patra and B.L. Santosh for circulating the “forged document.”
“We have filed a complaint with the police and requested arrests,” Congress leader and lawyer Aman Pawar stated, adding, “We’ll go to court if the cops don’t file an FIR.”
