Patna: Giriraj Singh hits back at Kharge’s comment on the situation in the state
Begusari: Hitting back at Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge for targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the situation in Manipur, Union Minister Giriraj Singh on Friday said that Home Minister Amit Shah and the Prime Minister are taking steps to resolve the ethnic conflict raging in Manipur. Are. 2023. Attacking the Congress, the BJP leader alleged that Manipur, which has been witnessing caste conflict since May 2023, “burned” under Congress rule for six years. The Union Minister was responding to Kharge’s remarks in which he had targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his handling of the situation in Manipur. Hitting back at Kharge, Giriraj while speaking to ANI said, “Mallikarjun Kharge and the Congress party have done nothing except spreading confusion across the country.
He went to Manipur and did political tourism.” He said, “The Union Home Minister and the Prime Minister are resolving the issues in Manipur. “During their (Congress) rule, Manipur kept burning for 6 years.” The Panchayat Raj Minister also said that the BJP-led union has brought the situation under control.
He further said, “We have controlled it. They (Congress) should not mislead people.” During the day, at a press conference in the national capital, Kharge said the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra would begin in Manipur. Kharge said, “An unfortunate incident happened and keeps happening in Manipur. But here the Prime Minister is visiting the beach, goes for swimming photo sessions, then now there is construction in temples, so he goes there, takes photos.” ‘He goes to Kerala, goes to Mumbai, takes photographs. We see pictures of them everywhere they go, you too must be tired of seeing this, but you also never miss a chance to click pictures. He goes everywhere. Just like ‘the first thing after waking up is the darshan of God, PM’s pictures are visible everywhere. But why did this great man not go to Manipur?” He added. Manipur is witnessing ethnic conflict between the Meitei and Kuki-Zo tribal communities since May 2023.
