Toolkits Prepared By Congress Full Of Lies And Deceit: Sambit Patra
Mumbai: BJP leader Sambit Patra tweeted two purported documents of Congress’s research department regarding COVID-19 management and the Central Vista project, calling them toolkits “full of lies and deceit” with only the aim to “defame”.
The BJP leader tweeted that Congress has prepared multiple toolkits to tarnish the image of India.
“Sharing one such Kit on Central Vista Project Full of lies and deceit .. the only aim of the tool kit is to defame and divert,” he tweeted and hashtagged it Congress Toolkit Exposed.
https://twitter.com/sambitswaraj/status/1394563547212910594?s=20
BJP president JP Nadda also attacked Congress for allegedly making the toolkit and urged the Opposition party to go “beyond Toolkit models”.
“Dividing society and spewing venom against others….Congress is a master at this. India is seeing Congress’ antics, while the nation is fighting COVID-19. I would urge Congress to go beyond ‘Toolkit Models’ and do something constructive,” Nadda tweeted.
https://twitter.com/JPNadda/status/1394578214371041280?s=20
Meanwhile, addressing the media, Patra alleged that in the toolkit, for the Congress’s social media volunteers, the new COVID-19 mutants were replicated as “Indian strain” or “Modi strain” against the World Health Organization (WHO)’s instructions.
“Today, Congress is undergoing a toolkit in the media on the COVID-19 pandemic. Through this toolkit, the country can see how Congress tries to strengthen its political ambitions when the country is in the midst of a health crisis. Congress is trying to defame the government of India, and thousands of people who are doing good work,” Patra said.
He said that the said toolkit has a column on “Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s image”, and contains instructions to “destroy his image and destroy his popularity”.
He said, “On many levels, the Congress is accepting that the PM has managed the crisis well, but the second wave of COVID is an opportunity to tarnish the image of the Prime Minister,” he said.
Patra alleged that the toolkit contained “instructions by a foreign correspondent in India to use international media coverage that may be specifically focused on Modi and his mismanagement”, and “liaison with these foreign journalists and Indian oped writers in foreign publications and brief them on talking points.”
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