'Congress Allowed Illegal Migration Of Foreign Militants': JP Nadda On Manipur
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BJP national president JP Nadda said the repercussions of the Congress's "abject failure" in dealing with local issues in Manipur when it was in power are being felt even today
BJP president JP Nadda on Friday accused the Congress of pushing an "incorrect, false and politically" motivated narrative on the issue of Manipur unrest, as he hit back at Mallikarjun Kharge for seeking President Droupadi Murmu's intervention and alleging the Centre's complete failure in defusing the crisis.
In a rejoinder to Mr Kharge, Mr Nadda said the repercussions of the Congress's "abject failure" in dealing with local issues in Manipur when it was in power are being felt even today.
What is shocking is how repeated attempts are being made by the Congress party to sensationalise the situation in Manipur, he told Mr Kharge, asserting that the current dispensation has been working since the first incidents of violence to bring stability and peace in the state.
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