BJP strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi’s remark that India is ignoring the threat of war from China. BJP leader Gaurav Bhatia also pointed to parliamentary data from 1963 to prove Congress’s role in the border dispute with China.
“Rahul Gandhi continues to make demoralizing statements of the army. I want to release the evidence from 1963 on the border dispute. “During the Congress rule, the records indicate that the Chinese took over 38,0000 square kilometers of land,” said Bhatia. Bhatia also alleged that Congress has some links with China.
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Congress has never been willing to talk about aggression from the Chinese side. Bhatia said that it is clear from this who the traitors are. Bhatia said that such an allegation cannot be made under the rule of the BJP government. “It should be noted that no one has grabbed even an inch of our land in the last eight years,” he said.
Gaurav Bhatia also said that he does not know why Rahul Gandhi is raising questions about the bravery and valor of the Indian Army. While Rahul relaxes in the AC room of his home, our Prime Minister is focused on encouraging the morale of our army. Bhatia also said that Rahul Gandhi should apologize on the issue.
Apart from Bhatia, other BJP leaders also came forward against Rahul Gandhi’s statement. BJP president JP Nadda said that Rahul is trying to destroy the morale of the army. Indian Army is a symbol of bravery and valour. “We know that the Communist Party of China has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Congress Party,” he said.
Rahul Gandhi had lashed out at the ruling BJP government over the threat posed by China on the border. “China is preparing for war, not invasion. Our government does not accept it. China has taken over our land, they are killing soldiers, China’s threat is clear and the government is ignoring it”, alleged Rahul Gandhi.
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On December 9, there was a clash between the Indian Army and China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) in Arunachal Pradesh’s Tawang sector. Chinese troops attempted to cross the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the region which led to the conflict.
Around 200 Chinese soldiers tried to cross the Line of Control in the Yangtze area of Tawang which led to the conflict. Indian soldiers strongly resisted the Chinese army’s attempt, officials said.
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