A massive political controversy has erupted in the country following a controversial remark made by Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's father during a public speech in Bihar's capital, Patna. As soon as the Congress chief's comments came to light, the Bharatiya Janata Party adopted an aggressive stance, with top leaders across the board registering strong and unequivocal reactions. The BJP has strongly criticized the language used by Kharge, labeling it as the behavior of goons and comparing the party's functioning to a mafia syndicate. This issue has currently become the focal point of intense political debate, with both sides exchanging sharp barbs.
BJP Official Social Media Post Blasts Congress
The Bharatiya Janata Party took to its official handle on the social media platform X to share a detailed and sharp post regarding the entire episode. The party stated in its official statement that the language which was once associated strictly with hooligans and thugs is today being openly used by the national president of the Congress party. The BJP alleged that due to sheer frustration and spite, the party's crown prince either misbehaves with female police personnel on the streets or engages in physical pushing and shoving with his own senior leaders. The BJP asserted that the entire operational style of the grand old party has assumed a mafia-like tendency, noting that it no longer resembles a political party but rather appears to be a mafia gang.
In its social media post, the BJP further stated that to fulfill the hidden dreams reflected in Kharge's statements, the former Congress president tried every possible trick for a decade, yet the party was eventually voted out of power. Today, her son is wandering from Vietnam to Colombia in search of political revival just to fulfill that very same dream. The BJP expressed full confidence that the conscious citizens of the country will never allow this ambition to materialize.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah Strongly Condemns Remark
Union Home Minister Amit Shah also adopted a firm and critical stance, sharing his strong reaction on his official X handle regarding the ongoing controversy. Home Minister Amit Shah wrote that Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge has crossed all limits of decency by making highly objectionable remarks about Modi ji's father in Patna today. Shah emphasized that this isn't the first time the Congress party or its leaders have hurled abuses or made personal attacks against Prime Minister Narendra Modi or his family members.
Recalling past instances, Amit Shah stated that Congress leaders previously used extremely derogatory language against the Prime Minister's revered mother, labeled him as a merchant of death, and mocked his humble background by calling him a chaiwala. Targeting the top leadership of the Congress, the Home Minister asserted that under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi, the party continues to breach new boundaries of indecency with each passing day. He noted that due to consecutive electoral defeats over the past twelve years, frustration and despair within the Congress party have grown to such an extent that they're left with neither any constructive policy nor any genuine public issue, resorting solely to the politics of abuse. Having lost its mass base among the public, the Congress is steadily losing its ideological foundation even among its own workers. Whenever they've made hateful remarks against Modi ji or his family, the people of the nation have given a fitting democratic reply.
BJP Leader Nitin Naveen Slams Opposition Culture
BJP leader Nitin Naveen also expressed his views openly on the matter, launching a severe attack on the opposition party. Nitin Naveen stated in his official remarks that the manner in which highly unparliamentary and indecent language was used today in Patna by Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge against the country's respected Prime Minister Narendra Modi reflects the intellectual bankruptcy of the Congress party.
Nitin Naveen added that political opposition and ideological differences have a certain dignity and decorum in a healthy democracy, but dragging deceased family members into political speeches from public platforms has now become the true culture of Rahul Gandhi and the entire opposition. He clarified that this isn't an individual statement by Kharge alone, but rather a manifestation of the discourteous mindset deeply rooted across the entire Congress organization. When the opposition lacks substantive issues to debate concerning national development, visionary policies, and public welfare schemes, they inevitably resort to such frustration-driven personal attacks. The vigilant citizens of the nation are closely observing this indecent political discourse and will deliver an appropriate and decisive reply when the time comes.
