Congress authorities concentrating on RSS to divert public consideration from its failures: BJP

Responding strongly to the Cabinet’s determination to “goal RSS actions” by regulating the programmes being organised by non-public organisations in public locations, BJP State president B.Y. Vijayendra on Thursday alleged that the Congress authorities was doing it solely to divert public consideration from its failures.

In a social media submit, Mr. Vijayendra alleged that the federal government was “unnecessarily concentrating on RSS” and repeatedly attacking it solely to cowl up its personal failures.

‘Will solely develop’

He asserted that the RSS community would solely develop if the federal government topics it to extra regulation.

Alleging that efforts are regularly being made usually to cease the expansion of the RSS within the post-Independent period, he stated the RSS had been “rising by leaps and bounds because it had the blessings of crores of individuals within the nation attributable to its dedication to the duty of nation constructing.”

Leader of the Opposition within the Assembly R. Ashok took potshots at IT/BT and RDPR Minister Priyank Kharge whose letter to the Chief Minister looking for a ban on RSS actions on authorities premises paved the best way for Thursday’s Cabinet determination.

‘Overtaking DyCM’

“The method wherein Mr. Priyank Kharge has been repeatedly attacking the RSS has made everybody marvel if he’s dreaming of overtaking Deputy Chief Minister D.Ok. Shivakumar within the chief ministerial race within the November revolution when the Congress is anticipated to see management change in Karnataka,” he stated.

He alleged that Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had developed a technique to mission Mr. Priyank Kharge as the correct candidate to succeed him through the use of the Minister’s anti-RSS remarks at a time when Mr. Shivakumar had embarrassed his occasion excessive command by singing Sangh anthem within the Assembly and by attending a programme of Esha Foundation together with Union Home Minister Amit Shah.