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Congress gave scams we gave good governance says BJP
BJPs Rakesh Singh is speaking from the ruling partys side The aim of our party is to strengthen democracy During its rule, the Congress party gave this country multiple scams
BJP's Rakesh Singh is speaking from the ruling party's side. "The aim of our party is to strengthen democracy. During its rule, the Congress party gave this country multiple scams. However, we gave policies to this country. All these scams have tarnished the image of our country across the globe."
Continuing his attack against the Congress, BJP's Rakesh Singh said generations in the country awaited progress to reach their doors but poverty was never eradicated. with our initiatives, we have managed to bring a smile on the faces of people. This is because the Congress treated people as votebank. Manmohan Singh said minorities have the first right on country's resources. However, PM Modi gave new direction by saying that first right on country's resources is of the poor." "Under the leadership of PM Modi, we have given the nation a clean government.
There were protests from the treasury benches after a certain MP used an 'offensive' word against the Prime Minister following TDP MP Galla's address. It was not immediately known what was said. Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, also from Andhra Pradesh, objected to the remark asking that the word be expunged. Speaker Sumitra Mahajan assured the House that she will look into the matter.
