New Delhi: Congress interim President Sonia Gandhi on Saturday fired fresh salvo at the Centre and leveled serious charges against it. Taking to twitter, the Congress interim President said that in current regime, “freedom of expression is under threat while democracy is being destroyed”.
Speaking at the foundation laying ceremony of new Assembly building of Chhattisgarh, Gandhi alleged that “powers” that want people to fight are spreading poison of hatred in the country.
“Powers that want people to fight are spreading poison of hatred in the country. Freedom of expression is under threat and democracy is being destroyed. They want India’s people, our tribals, women, youth to keep their mouths shut. ‘Vo desh ka muh bandh rakhna chahte hain’ (They want to keep people’s mouths shut),” she said.
None of our ancestors, including Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru & BR Ambedkar, would have imagined that our country will be facing such a tough situation after 75 years of independence when our democracy & Constitution are under threat: Sonia Gandhi, Congress interim president https://t.co/gWZOPDY7ld
— ANI (@ANI) August 29, 2020
“None of our ancestors, including Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru and BR Ambedkar, would have imagined that our country would be facing such a tough situation after 75 years of independence when our democracy and Constitution are under threat,” she added.
Gandhi also heaped praises on Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel for launching welfare-oriented schemes saying that the state government is taking care of people.
