Congress Leader Compares RSS to Al-Qaeda, Sparking Controversy
Internal Strife in Congress Over Digvijaya Singh's Remarks
The internal conflict within Congress continues to escalate following Digvijaya Singh's praise for the BJP and RSS. Congress leader Manickam Tagore has ignited a new controversy by likening the RSS to the global terrorist organization Al-Qaeda.
Manickam Tagore's Sharp Critique
In response to Singh's comments, Tagore stated, 'The RSS is an organization founded on hatred. There is nothing to learn from those who spread hate.' He further questioned, 'Can one learn anything from Al-Qaeda? They are also a hate-driven organization that harbors animosity towards others. What can we possibly learn from such groups?'
Tagore's Social Media Commentary
Tagore took to social media to share a video highlighting a 'self-goal,' suggesting that Singh's statements have harmed his own party.
BJP Responds Strongly
BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawala expressed strong disapproval of Tagore's remarks. He stated, 'The Congress is desperate for votes. They have previously insulted Hindus and Sanatan, and now they label a nationalist organization as terrorists.' Poonawala further criticized Congress for being silent on the atrocities faced by Hindus in Bangladesh while targeting a group that has served the nation for over a century.
What Did Digvijaya Singh Post?
On Saturday, Digvijaya Singh shared an old photo of PM Modi sitting on the floor next to Lal Krishna Advani. He commented, 'This photo is quite impactful. It illustrates how an RSS grassroots worker rose to become a Chief Minister and Prime Minister. This is the strength of the organization.' His statement was interpreted within Congress as a suggestion for organizational reform.