Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders demanded Rahul Gandhi's expulsion from the Congress a day after he stated that Chinese soldiers are "beating up jawans in Arunachal Pradesh." According to BJP spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia, Gandhi should be kicked out of the party if Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge is not "remotely controlled," as Gandhi's remarks "belittle" India and demoralize its armed forces. He went on to say that every Indian citizen is proud of the Indian soldiers who defeated the Chinese and drove them away. Gandhi had accused the government of "hiding" and "ignoring" violations along the Indo-China border on Friday, claiming that China was "preparing for war."
The entire offensive preparation is being carried out by Ladakh and Arunachal. India's government is sleeping. Although it does not wish to hear this, they are preparing for war rather than an incursion. If anyone is paying attention, you can tell that they are preparing for war by observing the pattern of their weapons and what they are doing. Our administration conceals this and can't acknowledge this," he added. In addition, Gandhi stated that China has "taken 2,000 square kilometers of India, which has martyred 20 Indian jawans, and beat up jawans in Arunachal Pradesh."
In addition, Bhatia compared the former Congress president to Jaichand, the king of Kannauj who is depicted in some historical accounts as a traitor to the Indian cause. Bhatia stated that Gandhi's statement is indicative of the opposition party's mindset if Congress does not take action against him. He also said that the party has become more of a haven for anti-India activities than a political one. Bhatia added that "not even an inch of Indian territory was captured by anyone" over the past eight years, and that "it is no longer the India of 1962 as its brave soldiers also have a strong political leadership under Modi."
Kiren Rijiju, Union Minister for Law and Justice, stated that Gandhi has become a problem for the Congress as well as a "huge embarrassment for the country." In addition, he wrote, "Gandhi is not only insulting the Indian Army but also destroying the nation's image."
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In the meantime, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh mocked Gandhi indirectly for "doubting" the government's approach to the border dispute. Talking at the 95th FICCI Yearly Show and AGM in New Delhi, Singh tended to the new conflicts among Indian and Chinese soldiers close to Arunachal Pradesh's Tawang. " Our defense forces have demonstrated their bravery and valor, whether in Galwan or Tawang,” he stated.
JP Nadda, president of the BJP, also spoke out against Gandhi's comments about China. The statement made by Rahul Gandhi serves to demoralize our Army; It is less, no matter how much it is panned. The Indian army is a representation of valor and bravery. He continued, "We know that the Communist Party of China and the Congress Party had signed a memorandum of understanding."
Law Minister Kiren Rijiju slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for remarks he made about China and the Indian Army on Saturday, Dec. 17 (PTI). Rijiju also said that Gandhi is hurting the image of India. On Friday, the former head of the Congress made the claim that the Indian government is asleep and trying to ignore the threat while China is preparing for war. He additionally affirmed that China has removed 2,000 square kilometers of Indian domain, killed 20 Indian troopers and is "thumping our jawans in Arunachal Pradesh"
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