Shashi Tharoor, one of the veteran Congress leaders, has taken a dig at the leaders leaving the party. The Congress MP has taken a jibe at the Congress leaders who are leaving the party and joining the Bharatiya Janata Party. In fact, on the one hand, BJP keeps talking about a Congress-free country, this slogan of BJP has been used by Shashi Tharoor against him. In fact, recently former Union Minister and Congress leader RPN Singh left Congress and joined BJP. In such a situation, Shashi Tharoor shared a poem through tweet. Through this poem, he taunted ‘BJP with Congress’ in response to BJP’s ‘Congress Mukt Bharat’.
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has written in a tweet from his official Twitter handle that now BJP looks like Congress, because many leaders have joined it. Tharoor said this by tweeting-
‘Leaving your home
maybe they have some other dreams
Now everything is like there too
Now there too everyone is theirs.
(BJP with Congress!)
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In fact, many Congress leaders gave reactions to RPN Singh’s turnaround. But this is by far the most interesting response from a Congress leader. Let us tell you that Congress MP Shashi Tharoor is in a lot of discussion about his strange words in English and targeting opponents in a different way.
Strong reaction to Amar Jawan Jyoti
The Amar Jawan Jyoti kept at the India Gate has now been included in the National War Memorial, after which the controversy has been intensifying. The opposition party Congress has called it an insult to the martyrs. At the same time, on this issue, Shashi Tharoor said that you cannot extinguish the Amar Jawan Jyoti just because you have found another flame in the National War Memorial.
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Shashi Tharoor said that, the flame is for being immortal, it is for being immortal and eternal. You cannot destroy what is eternal just because of the whims of the present government.