INDIA bloc is criticized by Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Saini, who claims it “justifies” corruption.
INDIA bloc
Chief Minister of Haryana Nayab Singh Saini attacked the Opposition INDIA group today, saying that the coalition was the dishonest people’s “thagbandhan.”
Speaking at a press conference held here today, Saini, the state BJP chief, claimed that the leaders of the INDIA bloc rallied at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan in support of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, and that all of them disparaged Prime Minister Narendra Modi and talked about “protecting the corrupt” while casting the nation in a negative light.
Declaring that the Ramlila Maidan was the epicenter of “bhrashtachar ke bhaichare” (brotherhood of corruption) for the entire nation, he outlined in great detail how the alliance’s parties did not even come together for the election.
In an attempt to be lyrical in his accusations, Saini said that the alliance supported corruption and the corrupt while also accusing different alliance leaders of being con artists and encouraging dynastic politics. According to Saini, corruption is the norm for them, but they are afraid of facing consequences.
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INDIA bloc: Hemant Soren, the former chief minister of Jharkhand, Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, and other members of the Delhi government, were among those for whom he frequently claimed that the courts were not offering any assistance to those incarcerated for corruption. “They chose to hide behind the women in their home, just like in Shaheen Bagh,” Saini remarked.
According to Saini, the heads of this alliance refuse to comply with investigative agency summonses and utilize the “victim card” when the courts deny them redress. The law will take its own path, but the party is open to people who are being ignored in the Congress, Saini said in response to a question concerning the BJP’s accusations that the INDIA bloc alliance is corrupt while yet allowing Congress politicians to join.
