Radical elements with 'pro-Pakistan' mindset flourished under Congress government in Rajasthan: BJP leader Nitin Patel
The Hindu
BJP leader and former Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel on October 9 alleged that radical elements having a “pro-Pakistan” mindset have flourished during the five-year rule of the Congress government in Rajasthan.
BJP leader and former Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel on October 9 alleged that radical elements having a "pro-Pakistan" mindset have flourished during the five-year rule of the Congress government in Rajasthan.
Mr. Patel expressed confidence that people will make his party victorious in the upcoming Assembly polls in Rajasthan. The BJP in July appointed Mr. Patel as co-incharge for the Rajasthan polls.
The Election Commission of India on October 9 announced that Assembly polls in Rajasthan will be held on November 23 and votes will be counted on December 3.
Talking to reporters at his residence in Ahmedabad following the announcement of poll dates, Mr. Patel claimed that the people of Rajasthan are fed up with the Congress and are eager to uproot its government.
"Anti-social as well as radical elements having a pro-Pakistan mindset have not only flourished, but also received government's protection during the five-year rule of Congress in Rajasthan," Mr. Patel alleged.
"It resulted in the collapse of the law and order situation. Corruption and crimes against women were also rampant. Incidents of eve-teasing are taking place almost daily," he further claimed.
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