Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge.
Congress National President Mallikarjun Kharge.
There is a wave of happiness in the Congress party after the full majority government came in the Karnataka Assembly Elections. At the same time, the party’s national president Mallikarjun Kharge is seen to be in a new trouble. Kharge has been summoned by the Sangrur Court of Punjab. He has been summoned for comparing the Bajrang Dal, an offshoot of the Sangh, with the banned Popular Front of India.
who filed the petition
Hitesh Bhardwaj, the founder of Hindu Suraksha Parishad, filed a petition in the Sangrur court of Punjab. Bhardwaj claimed that the Congress party compared Bajrang Dal with anti-national organisations. Besides this, Congress in its manifesto has also promised to ban Bajrang Dal after coming to power in Karnataka. At the same time, Senior Division Judge Ramandeep Kaur has asked Kharge to appear before the Sangrur court on July 10.
Congress claims in the manifesto
congress party karnataka assembly elections (Karnataka Assembly Election) In view of this, the Manifesto was issued. It said that the Congress party would take action according to the law against people and organizations who spread hatred between communities on the basis of caste or religion. It was said in the manifesto that law and constitution are sacred and organizations like Bajrang Dal and PFI cannot violate it. He said that such organizations will be banned.
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BJP was attacking Congress on this matter
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had fiercely attacked the Congress over the announcement of the ban on Bajrang Dal. All the central leaders including PM Modi also besieged the Congress on this issue. PM Modi had said in the rally that the Congress has decided to detain the devotees of Bajrang Bali. Also, the PM had urged voters to chant Jai Bajrangbali and teach a lesson to those who misuse the culture. However, the Congress party has won the assembly elections in Karnataka.
