...
...
Next Story

BJP’s priority is protecting billionaires’ interests: Digvijaya in Gorakhpur

Digvijay Singh blamed the BJP for nurturing corrupt political leaders who joined the party to escape investigation and punishment . He accused the BJP of increasing the country’s debt and said ₹150 lakh crore debt had been taken in the past nine years.

Updated on: May 20, 2024, 07:50:11 IST
Advertisement

GORAKHPUR Congress national general secretary Digvijaya Singh said here on Sunday that ‘Modi Pariwar’ stood for wealthy people and ministers with enough money. He said that the BJP government’s priority was to protect the interest of billionaires.

Taking a dig at the ruling party ,Singh said the plight of women, suffering of farmers and hardships faced by unemployed youths were overlooked and shelved by the BJP. (Pic for representation)
Taking a dig at the ruling party ,Singh said the plight of women, suffering of farmers and hardships faced by unemployed youths were overlooked and shelved by the BJP. (Pic for representation)

Digvijay Singh was addressing an election rally at Budha Inter college near Adda Bazar Laxmipur in Maharajganj to elicit support for INDIA bloc candidate Virendra Chaudhary.

Taking a dig at the ruling party ,Singh said the plight of women, suffering of farmers and hardships faced by unemployed youths were overlooked and shelved by the BJP. The public had to wake up against the misrule.

Digvijay Singh blamed the BJP for nurturing corrupt political leaders who joined the party to escape investigation and punishment . He accused the BJP of increasing the country’s debt and said 150 lakh crore debt had been taken in the past nine years.

The former Madhya Pradesh CM asked people to support INDIA bloc candidates to check commission system from 28 to 40 per cent in each goverment tender.

District unit president of Samajwadi party Vidya Sagar, former MLA Munna Singh and others were present in the meeting.

 
SHARE THIS ARTICLE ON
Hindustantimes wants to start sending you push notifications. Click allow to subscribe