New Delhi: Congress senior leader Sonia Gandhi has said that India’s democracy and political institutions have suffered greatly during the BJP’s 12 years in power.
The biography of Congress senior leader Sonia Gandhi, titled ‘Belonging: A Journey of Love’, is set to be released worldwide on the 10th.
Meanwhile, in an interview given to The Hindu English daily, Sonia Gandhi said: During the BJP’s 12 years in power, our country’s basic infrastructure, democracy, and political institutions have suffered greatly.
People are now beginning to grow dissatisfied with the central BJP government. They are also realizing the damage caused by the BJP government. The people of India will welcome the return of good governance.
When looking at the period when Emergency was imposed in the country from the perspective of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, it becomes clear that she struggled to deal with the rapidly deteriorating situation.
Later, she publicly expressed regret for the excesses committed during the Emergency and also apologized.
The Congress party is working together with other political parties that share the same views. The chances of our party’s victory are increasing day by day. He said this.
Opposition to the BJP
Regarding this, Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal said, “I want to ask Sonia one question.
Has she forgotten that democracy was crushed in 1975 and that thousands of people from political parties were imprisoned? But over the past 12 years, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has protected, nurtured, and strengthened democracy,” he said.
