Jitin Prasad’s Taunt On Digvijay Singh’s Clubhouse Chat

Jitin Prasad’s taunt on Digvijay Singh said- If this is so, then one day Digvijay Singh will condemn Indira ji for dividing Pakistan.

Jitin Prasada, who recently quit the Congress and joined the BJP, on Saturday slammed Digvijay Singh for his alleged “pro-Pakistan” stand.

Prasad tweeted, ‘He is known for his pro-Pakistan stand. If so, then one day he will condemn Indiraji for dividing Pakistan.

It is noteworthy that Pakistan was defeated in the 1971 war when Indira Gandhi was the Prime Minister and then East Pakistan was separated and became an independent country in the name of Bangladesh.

Jitin Prasad’s taunt on Digvijay Singh: Digvijay Singh has been surrounded by the statement regarding the implementation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir.

In a clubhouse chat, senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh told an alleged Pakistani journalist, “If we come to power, we can consider re-introducing Article 370.”

After its leak, a political ruckus has arisen. Congress has kept silent in this matter, while the BJP has become an attacker on this. There is a constant attack from the BJP side.

It is worth noting that Pakistani journalists were also present in Digvijay Singh’s clubhouse chat and in response to his question, he had talked about rethinking Article 370.

In the audio of the chat, Digvijay is saying- ‘When Article 370 was removed from here (Jammu and Kashmir), then democratic values ​​were not followed.

During this, neither humanity was taken care of nor was it taken care of Kashmiriyat. Everyone was put behind bars. If the Congress government comes to power, we will reconsider this decision and restore Article 370.

Digvijay gets Farooq Abdullah’s support.

National Conference President and former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Dr. Farooq Abdullah expressed his gratitude to Digvijay Singh’s statement regarding Article 370.

He said that Digvijay Singh has given this statement only after understanding the sentiments of Kashmiris. He said that when Jammu and Kashmir merged with India, it was done on certain conditions and 370 was one of them.