National Pioneer Case: Congressional Leaders hold presses in 57 cities this week to “expose BJP’s lies”
The Opposition Party has been stepping up its efforts to criticize the BJP’s continuous attacks on this in the Law Enforcement Bureau in the State Pioneer case, in its allegations.
Over the past week, congressional workers across the country have protested on the issue. Its general secretary and state heads met in Delhi on Saturday to develop strategies to deal with allegations of “political motivation.”
The party asserted that Congressional leaders had no crime in the case, and the party said on Saturday that it would hold a nationwide press conference from Monday to Thursday to deal with the BJP’s “misunderstanding” strategy.
Although P Chidambaram will hold a press conference in Delhi, Shashi Tharoor speaks at Lakshadweep.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot will hold a press conference in Shimla, Gaurav Gogoi of Jorhat, Syed Naseer Hussain of Goa, Prithviraj Chavan of Belgaum, Manish Tiwari of Chandigarh and Pranav Jha of Dharamshala. Former Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh Bhupesh Baghel in Varanasi. “From Vijayawa to Varanasi, from Kashmir to Tirouvana Wapulam, Congress leaders are crazily throughout India to expose the BJP’s lies and anti-international efforts to kill the life monument of the struggle for freedom – the National Herald’s Life Monument – the National Herald.”
He shared a list of 57 leaders who will hold press conferences in many cities.
Congress on Saturday condemned the Law Enforcement Bureau allegations “lying down” against leaders in its case and asserted that it was not a legitimate political struggle.
It also expressed confidence that it would win the fight against the coalition government in the WAQF (Amendment) Act and claimed that the BJP deliberately targeted the Supreme Court “this is just telling the ruling party not to violate the basic structure of the constitution”.
Congress also announced plans to hold the “Samvidhan Bachao Rallies” program at the state level from April 25 to 30, then at the district level from May 3 to 10, and eventually launched a door-to-door campaign to convey partisan messages to May 20 to 30.
ED filed a charge in a special court in the National Herald case, name Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and others, accusing them of laundering Rs 98.8 billion.
Congress leaders allegedly engaged in a “criminal conspiracy” that “usurped” a public company journal with a property worth Rs 200 million, restricted its 99% stake, and transferred only 99% of the shares to a young Indiana state of only Rs 5 million, with Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi being major shareholders.
