Amit Shah criticizes 'Italian culture' in Congress over Mallikarjun Karg's statement on J&K in Rajasthan | Latest India News

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday criticized Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge over his remarks on Jammu and Kashmir at a rally in Jaipur.

“It is shameful to hear that the Congress party is asking: ‘Kashmir se kya wasta hai (what is the relationship with Kashmir)?’” Shah said in a post on Twitter: “I would like to remind the Congress Party that Jammu and Kashmir is an integral part of India,” Shah said in a post on Twitter. Every state and citizen has a right to Jammu and Kashmir, just as the people of Jammu and Kashmir have a right to the rest of India.” Social PlatformRead also: “There can be no comparison between PM Modi and Rahul Gandhi”: Amit Shah

“Congress does not know that many brave sons of Rajasthan sacrificed their lives for peace and security in Kashmir. But this is not just the fault of Congress leaders. It is the Italian culture of the Congress party that is mostly responsible for not understanding the very idea of ​​India. Such statements hurt every citizen A patriot keen on the unity and safety of the nation, he said: “People will definitely answer to Congress.”Read also: PM Modi's 'Muslim League' fingerprint in Congress Lok Sabha poll manifestoOn Saturday, Karg criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for mentioning the abrogation of Article 370 in Rajasthan's Churu.

“Yesterday Prime Minister Modi addressed a rally in Churu, Rajasthan. There are a lot of issues related to farmers. Farmers are suffering and thousands of them have died by suicide. Instead of talking about their issues, the Prime Minister said he removed 371. What do people here have to do with the issue?” “You go to Jammu and Kashmir and talk about abrogating Article 370. But here, tell us, what have you done for the farmers?’’ Kharji said, adding the Congress president.Read also: PM Modi mocks opposition alliance 'INDI gets commission'.Shah also said, “And for the good information of Congress, it was not Article 371, but Article 370, which was abrogated by the Modi government. However, it is only expected that Congress would make such blunders. Such blunders of its kind have haunted our nation for decades of Time. The Congress held a rally a day after unveiling its manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections. Prime Minister Modi slammed the Congress election promises, calling them the “imprint of the Muslim League.” Modi said: “It completely bears the imprint of the Muslim League and everything else is controlled by the Leftists.” “Completely.”