"Virtual Alliance Will Do Virtual Meetings Only": JP Nadda Jabs INDIA Bloc
NDTV
BJP chief JP Nadda said while PM Narendra Modi is working for a developed India, empowering the youth, farmers and women, and removing poverty, the opposition stands for "removing Modi".
BJP president J P Nadda on Saturday took a swipe at the opposition bloc INDIA, saying it is a virtual alliance which is doing virtual meetings as a mere formality and that its leaders' two-point agenda is to save their families and properties. Addressing the launch program of 'NaMo Navmatdata' Abhiyan at BJP HQ in New Delhi. https://t.co/pDPM9wRCPt
Addressing a meeting of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha to launch 'Namo Navmatdata Abhiyan' to connect with first-time voters, he said while Prime Minister Narendra Modi is working for a developed India, empowering the youth, farmers and women, and removing poverty, the opposition stands for "removing Modi".
When he enquired about the meeting of INDIA parties, he was told they were meeting virtually, Mr Nadda said.
