New Delhi: Hitting again at critics for cornering him over his remarks made earlier in a clubhouse dialog with regard to the revocation of Article 370 and stripping Jammu and Kashmir of statehood Congress chief Digvijaya Singh on Saturday stated “illiterates cannot understand the difference between shall and consider”.
“Illiterates cannot understand the difference between shall and consider,” he stated in a tweet posted in Hindi.
The Congress chief’s outburst got here as his feedback made throughout a dialog on the clubhouse app that the revocation of Article 370 and stripping Jammu and Kashmir of statehood was an “extremely sad” determination and his occasion could have a “relook” on the problem triggered an argument with the leaders of the ruling BJP lambasting him for talking towards India and in tune with Pakistan.
Demanding a clarification from Congress president Sonia Gandhi and her son Rahul Gandhi on the difficulty, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra stated: “What do Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi think about Digvijaya’s clubhouse statement? Is this Congress’ stand too? We demand Rahul Gandhi to hold a press conference and clarify.”
“We have all seen how Digvijaya Singh is spitting venom on India and speaking in agreement with Pakistan. This is the same person who had dubbed the Pulwama attack as an accident and described the 26/11 Mumbai attack as RSS conspiracy,” he added.
Patra additional in a tweet lambasted the Congress Party which he dubbed a “clubhouse of anti-nationals”.
“Digvijay Singh on being questioned by a Pak Journalist,on getting rid of “Modi” & on Kashmir coverage, says that if Congress comes again to energy they might have a rethink on Article 370,May restore it. He additionally talks about Hindu fundamentalists. Congress a clubhouse of Anti-nationals,” he tweeted.
Digvijaya Singh, nonetheless, drew assist from National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah, who welcomed his assertion.
“I am very grateful to Digvijaya Singh ji. He has realized the sentiments of people as other parties who have also spoken about it. I welcome it heartily and hope the government will look into it again,” he stated.
