JP Nadda Has Given A Befitting Reply To The Congress

JP Nadda has given a befitting reply to Congress targeting the central government over Corona – He said stop misleading people.

BJP national president JP Nadda has given a befitting reply to the Congress, which has been continuously attacking the central government due to the corona virus.

Nadda wrote to the interim president of the Congress, Sonia Gandhi, that on the one hand, while the whole country is fighting Corona firmly, the top leaders of the Congress are leaving no stone unturned to mislead the people.

Constantly an atmosphere of terror and fear is being created by the Congress on the corona in times of crisis.

Some Congress party leaders are helping people – Nadda.

Nadda further said that he is saddened by such conduct by the Congress, but he is not surprised.

On the other hand, the BJP leader said that there are some members in the Congress party who are doing commendable work to help the people.

But their hard work is not getting the right direction for the negativity that is being spread by the top leaders of the party.

Explain that the Congress has been targeting the central government over the corona infection.

Party leader Rahul Gandhi has also been seen as an attacker on the Modi government, including Corona, on all the issues including the oxygen crisis in the country.

However, right now Rahul Gandhi himself is corona infected. That is why he did not attend the party’s working committee meeting the previous day.

Explain that the new president of the party was to be elected in this meeting, but it was postponed again due to the Corona epidemic.

Corona virus’s latest status in the country.

3876 people died in the country in the last 24 hours with 3,29,942 new corona cases. The ministry said that 3,56,082 infected healthy were discharged from the hospital during this period.

At the same time, 25,03,756 vaccines of corona virus were applied to people during this period.

After this, the total number of infected people in the country so far has risen to 2,29,92,517 and the total number of deaths has reached 2,49,992.