BJP Leader Criticizes Congress President's Remarks on Prime Minister

In a recent statement, BJP's Shrey Awasthi condemned the Congress President for derogatory remarks about the Prime Minister, labeling them as shameful and irresponsible. He highlighted the Congress party's declining influence and governance failures, particularly in Himachal Pradesh. Awasthi emphasized that such language reflects desperation within Congress and asserted that the Indian public will not tolerate insults to their elected leader. The BJP, he stated, remains committed to development and good governance amidst Congress's divisive politics. Read on for a detailed analysis of the ongoing political discourse.

By Narendra Chaudhary Apr 22, 2026, 16:05 IST

Strong Condemnation from BJP's Shrey Awasthi

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Shrey Awasthi, the State Social Media Co-Convenor, has launched a fierce critique against the Congress President for his recent controversial comments directed at the Prime Minister. Awasthi labeled the remarks as 'shameful, irresponsible, and an affront to the dignity of the Prime Minister’s office.'

He pointed out that the use of terms like 'terrorist' by a senior figure such as Kharge reveals the profound frustration and political decline within the Congress party. Awasthi noted that this type of rhetoric is not a one-off occurrence but part of a troubling trend where Congress leaders resort to personal attacks due to their failure to effectively challenge Prime Minister Modi's policies and popularity.

Further criticizing Congress, Awasthi remarked that the party's current state across the nation is indicative of its waning credibility and diminishing influence. He stated, 'Congress has nearly vanished from vast regions of India, a consequence of its negative politics and lack of vision.'

Discussing the situation in Himachal Pradesh, Awasthi claimed that even in states governed by Congress, the party has struggled to provide effective administration. 'In Himachal Pradesh, citizens are enduring difficulties due to administrative shortcomings and poor governance under Congress leadership,' he asserted, noting a growing public discontent.

Awasthi emphasized that Kharge's statements not only degrade political dialogue but also reflect the desperation within Congress. He insisted that the Indian populace will not accept repeated insults to their elected Prime Minister and will respond through democratic means.

He concluded by asserting that while Congress engages in divisive and derogatory politics, the BJP remains focused on development, effective governance, and the welfare of all citizens.