Such things happen in Pakistan: Rahul on BJP govt


Team Udayavani, May 17, 2018, 4:01 PM IST

Raipur: Congress president Rahul Gandhi lashed out at the BJP-led government at the Centre, saying Constitution was under “severe attack” in the country.

Rahul said, “RSS is making its way into all institutions in the country. Such things happen either in Pakistan or in an autocratic regime.” 

Gandhi accused the BJP and the RSS of capturing every democratic institution in country. 

Gandhi said, “The judiciary is under fear, the press is under fear and even the BJP’s members of Parliament are under the same fear as they cannot speak a single word before the Prime Minister (Narendra Modi).” 

“The Constitution is under severe attack in the country. In Karnataka, the MLAs are on one side and the governor on the other,” he alleged. 

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