Congress is attempting to hide corruption under the guise of violence: Sudhanshu Trivedi

GG News Bureau

New Delhi, 16^th June.  Dr Sudhanshu Trivedi, the national spokesperson for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), slammed the Congress during a press conference at the party’s headquarters on Wednesday. Sudhanshu Trivedi, a BJP spokesperson, said that when Mahatma Gandhi began the non-cooperation movement, he felt there were some incidents of violence and arson. Then he said that, despite the fact that we had nothing to do with it, we would still put an end to our movement.

You’ve probably heard that since independence, every allegation of corruption has been leveled against the ruling party. However, this is an unusual case of Congress removing corruption, party property, and money from within its own party. This debate began on November 1, 2012, during the UPA administration. In this case, no action was taken by any government agency. The action was taken on the High Court’s orders, and he was only allowed to take bail on the High Court’s instructions.

The BJP spokesperson went on to say that efforts are being made to hide corruption under the guise of violence. This is how inconspicuous the Congress party’s leadership is. From Gandhi’s era to Sonia Gandhiji and Rahul Gandhiji, it is clear how small and dwarfish the Congress has become. While in power, the party whose two former Prime Ministers had surrendered their Bharat Ratna.
All the property and money of the organization formed with the help of the freedom fighters was surrendered by members of the same family.

We also want to know what the Chief Ministers of Congress-ruled states have been doing in Delhi for the past three days, leaving their state governments to fend for themselves. Isn’t this a betrayal of the state legislatures who democratically elected the Congress? Rahul Gandhi ji is not the President of the Congress or the Leader of the Opposition; he is merely a Member of Parliament. This demonstrates that in Congress, position and stature are unimportant; it has been proven that Congress is solely a family party.