Responding to Congress President Rahul Gandhi’s statement on the Indo-China issue, Union Home Affairs Minister Kishan Reddy said he should ask his grandfather (former prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru), who gave India land to China.
Reddy said, “They should ask their grandfather (Jawaharlal Nehru), who gave India the territory of China, and they will get the answer. Also, people know all this.
Meanwhile, Union Minister RK Singh said the Bharatiya Janata Party government has shown to neighboring countries that India will respond if there is an attack. “Our government has shown that we will respond to all the surrounding countries, especially in the North and West, if you attack India. The world has seen it,” Singh said. He said that Rahul Gandhi’s statement is both subtle and immature. RK Singh said, “They don’t understand anything or try to understand things. I think their statement is insensitive and immature.”
Rahul Gandhi is in charge of Prime Minister Modi who gave India’s land to China
Rahul Gandhi has said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given ‘a piece of Mother India to China’ in the wake of a statement by the Defense Minister Rajnath Singh in the House of Commons during the chaos on the Chinese border. He accused the Prime Minister of bowing to China and betraying the martyrdom of soldiers.
Congress leaders said, “Yesterday the defense minister made a statement in both chambers. There are many things that need to be clarified. First, since the beginning of this chaos, India’s stand is that the status quo should be restored before April 2020, but it is clear from the Defense Minister’s statement that we have moved from Finger 4 to Finger 3. , “Why did the Prime Minister give India’s border to China?” The answer has to be given to the Prime Minister and the Defense Minister. China has come into the Depsang area within our borders. The defense minister did not say a word. “Rahul Gandhi,” the truth is, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given India the sacred land of China. He has given a piece to Bharat Mata to China.
Rajnath Singh has made a statement in Parliament
The withdrawal of troops in the northern and southern parts of Pangong Lake has reached with China, and India has lost nothing in the talks, Defense Minister Rajanath Singh told two parliamentary sessions on Thursday. According to an agreement with China in the Pangong Lake region to withdraw troops, both sides will gradually eliminate advance deployment, coordination and verification.
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