Mumbai: Indian National Congress interim president Sonia Gandhi launched an attack on Narendra Modi led government and said that situation of the country is like ‘Andher Nagri Chaupat Raja’ and the Constitution was “wantonly breached” on a daily basis.
She said the situation of the country has turned serious for quite some time and it is “our responsibility to get out of our houses and movement against it.”
Sonia was addressing the ‘Bharat Bachao’ rally organised by the party here on the conclusion of the Winter Session of Parliament. Further, she also attacked BJP-led government over the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, 2019 saying that it would rip apart the soul of India and the party will stand with all those who face injustice.
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Gandhi alleged that people’s money is not safe even in banks and he targeted Prime Minister and Home Minister Amit Shah. “Modi and Shah say these are good days,” she said.
“Today the situation has come to such a pass that they implement and withdraw any section with their whims and fancies. They revoke President Rule at their sweet will, get the Bills passed in the Parliament without any discussion. They make a mockery by celebrating ‘Sanvidhan Diwas’ and they wantonly breach constitution every day,” she said.
“Today the situation in the country is that of ‘Andher Nagri Chaupat Raja’. The whole country is asking, where is ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’? Why the economy has sunk? Where the employment opportunities have disappeared?” she asked.
She said tolerating injustice was the biggest crime.
“We should give a loud and clear message to the Modi-Shah government that to protect democracy we are ready to make any sacrifice, we are ready to make any sacrifice to protect our constitution, we are ready for any kind of struggle,” she said.
She said Congress has waged a struggle for people in the past and will not step back from it.
“Till our last breath, we shall continue to discharge our duty of protecting the country, democracy and the Constitution,” she said.
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