‘Democracy died only once’, Law Minister Kiren Rijiju retaliated on Sonia Gandhi’s article

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Union ministers Kiren Rijiju and Dharmendra Pradhan confront Congress leaders on democracy and independence of institutions Sonia Gandhi Fiercely targeted for the article published in the newspaper. Both the Union ministers said, this is a ‘misleading’ statement of high level of immorality and a perfect example of hatred towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Democracy only dies once…

Law Minister Kiren Rijiju attacks Sonia Gandhi, says, Mrs. Sonia Gandhi is lecturing about democracy? Talking about the independence of the judiciary from the Congress party is a misleading statement with high level of immorality. He shared an old video of his on Twitter, in which he is seen speaking on democracy. He said, Indian democracy had died only once, in 1975 and never after that.

Dharmendra Pradhan took a dig at Sonia Gandhi

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan also termed Sonia Gandhi’s remarks as a “perfect example of Modi hatred, misplaced priorities and overemphasis on national relevance”. He said, it is the Congress which is standing at the crossroads, not the nation. The coming days are important, but the country’s oldest party is on the verge of political crisis. In a series of tweets, he alleged that from Rajasthan to Chhattisgarh and from Madhya Pradesh to Karnataka, the Congress should first convey its message to its organizational machinery, which is withering due to lack of internal democracy as well as a coterie of sycophants.

Sonia Gandhi made serious allegations against the central government

Congress Parliamentary Party chief Sonia Gandhi pitched for opposition unity, saying in an article published in the leading English daily The Hindu that her party is ready to work with all like-minded parties to protect the Constitution. . He also hit out at the central government alleging that the government is systematically dismantling all the three pillars of Indian democracy… the legislature, the executive and the judiciary, and its actions show a “deep disdain” for democracy. .

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