BJP Labels Congress as a ‘Sinking Ship’ Amidst Its Leader Leaving Party: In a recent press conference in Shimla, Rakesh Jamwal, the chief spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), made scathing remarks about the state of the Congress party, labeling it as a “sinking ship” amidst a purported exodus of its leaders. Jamwal accused the Congress of driving away its own members due to its policies and inefficiency.
Jamwal highlighted the defection of AICC Secretary Tajinder Bittu to the BJP as evidence of the Congress’s internal turmoil. He emphasized that while the BJP has already declared its candidates for upcoming elections, the Congress seems to be struggling with the selection process.
Pointing out the contradictory statements emanating from Congress leaders, Jamwal criticized the party’s lack of coherence. He referenced instances where the Chief Minister claimed a lack of support from the Centre while the PWD Minister boasted about securing assistance from the same source.
Expressing dissatisfaction with the Congress’s performance, Jamwal asserted that the party had failed to deliver on its promises during its tenure. He questioned the achievements of the Congress government, citing a lack of tangible progress over the past 15 months.
Jamwal also took aim at Congress candidate Vikramaditya Singh, alleging that Singh’s rhetoric lacked substance. He challenged Singh to disclose the reasons behind his resignation from a ministerial post, labeling it as a mystery yet to be unraveled. Additionally, Jamwal criticized Singh for making personal remarks against BJP candidate Kangana Ranaut, emphasizing the importance of focusing on substantive issues during election campaigns.
In conclusion, Jamwal urged Vikramaditya Singh to refrain from engaging in personal attacks and instead concentrate on addressing pertinent issues facing the electorate. The BJP’s allegations underscore the growing rift within the Congress party and its struggle to retain its leadership amidst internal discord.
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