Hyderabad:Union minister G. Kishan Reddy charged that the Congress’s “anti-India stance” had come to the fore in party leader Rahul Gandhi remarks during his recent trip to the United States.
Speaking to reporters in Jammu, Reddy, who is party in-charge for the ongoing Jammu and Kashmir Assembly elections, said that the UPA government had promised to restore Article 370 in its manifesto, which reflected its anti-India mindset.
Reddy also pointed out that National Conference leader Omar Abdullah’s constant flip-flops showed that he is in full panic mode.
“His initial decision to not contest the Assembly elections and then deciding to contest two seats and later his support to the Jamaat and now his opposition to them has led to many people calling him ‘batoye da’ (Mr Confused in Dogri),” Kishan Reddy said.
On AAP leader Arwind Kejriwal’s five questions to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, Reddy said that the former chief minister of Delhi was caught red-handed and jailed for his involvement in the multi-crore liquor scam.
