KRISHNANAGAR: BJP national basic secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya on Thursday mocked Congress president Rahul Gandhi, pronouncing his dream of changing into the high minister will never come true.
"We all know that there is a Pappu at the Centre who is dreaming of becoming the next prime minister," he stated.
Gandhi has often been mocked by the BJP and his opposition parties as 'Pappu', a colloquial sneer.
"But I want to tell him that his dream will never be fulfilled as India will again choose Narendra Modi," Vijayvargiya told a rally here held against the state government's denial of permission to the BJP's proposed Rath yatra .
The BJP chief ridiculed the Trinamool Congress too, pronouncing that there's also a Pappu in West Bengal who is dreaming of changing into the executive minister of the state but didn't identify any person.
"Modi is the best PM the country ever had," he asserted.
Listing the achievements of the Modi government, Vijayvargiya expressed self assurance on its returning to energy in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.
He accused the TMC government in the state of gifting away doles to infiltrators to secure its vote financial institution and depriving its voters.
"The TMC government is giving away doles and several other benefits that are meant for the citizens of this country to infiltrators to secure its vote bank in the state. It is a shame that the TMC government is trying to help infiltrators, who should be thrown out of this country," Vijayvargiya told the rally.
"The TMC government has crossed all limits of undemocratic practices. We wanted to take out a 'Save Democracy' rally across the state but we were denied permission by the state government just on the basis of apprehensions," he added.
The three-phased Rath yatra, also being called the 'Save Democracy Rally', was once scheduled to be held this month from December 7 and cover all of the 42 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state.
The rallies were to be flagged off by BJP president Amit Shah. But the state government declined permission to the programme, mentioning intelligence stories of conceivable communal violence in areas the place the party is making plans to carry the yatra.
The BJP, after the state government's denial of permission, has been establishing protest rallies and "law violation" programmes in more than a few portions of the state.
BJP state basic secretary Raju Banerjee and several different state leaders were Thursday detained by the police during a "law violation" programme in the Behala house of the city.
"We all know that there is a Pappu at the Centre who is dreaming of becoming the next prime minister," he stated.
Gandhi has often been mocked by the BJP and his opposition parties as 'Pappu', a colloquial sneer.
"But I want to tell him that his dream will never be fulfilled as India will again choose Narendra Modi," Vijayvargiya told a rally here held against the state government's denial of permission to the BJP's proposed Rath yatra .
The BJP chief ridiculed the Trinamool Congress too, pronouncing that there's also a Pappu in West Bengal who is dreaming of changing into the executive minister of the state but didn't identify any person.
"Modi is the best PM the country ever had," he asserted.
Listing the achievements of the Modi government, Vijayvargiya expressed self assurance on its returning to energy in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls.
He accused the TMC government in the state of gifting away doles to infiltrators to secure its vote financial institution and depriving its voters.
"The TMC government is giving away doles and several other benefits that are meant for the citizens of this country to infiltrators to secure its vote bank in the state. It is a shame that the TMC government is trying to help infiltrators, who should be thrown out of this country," Vijayvargiya told the rally.
"The TMC government has crossed all limits of undemocratic practices. We wanted to take out a 'Save Democracy' rally across the state but we were denied permission by the state government just on the basis of apprehensions," he added.
The three-phased Rath yatra, also being called the 'Save Democracy Rally', was once scheduled to be held this month from December 7 and cover all of the 42 Lok Sabha constituencies in the state.
The rallies were to be flagged off by BJP president Amit Shah. But the state government declined permission to the programme, mentioning intelligence stories of conceivable communal violence in areas the place the party is making plans to carry the yatra.
The BJP, after the state government's denial of permission, has been establishing protest rallies and "law violation" programmes in more than a few portions of the state.
BJP state basic secretary Raju Banerjee and several different state leaders were Thursday detained by the police during a "law violation" programme in the Behala house of the city.
Rahul should stop dreaming of becoming the next PM: BJP's Vijayvargiya
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