‘Be careful …’: VP Dhankhar takes shot at Congress over ‘can occur in India too’ comment on Bangladesh unrest | India Information

6NEW DELHI: Taking a swipe on the Congress, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday cautioned the nation in opposition to the efforts of “anti-national forces” making an attempt to infuse a story that India is certain to face a destiny much like the current occasions in its neighborhood, together with Bangladesh.
Dhankhar expressed deep concern over how sure people, regardless of being former Members of Parliament and having served within the Overseas Service, are fast to attract parallels between India and its neighboring international locations.He emphasised that such statements are extremely unpatriotic and geared toward deceptive the general public.

“Be on be careful!! Efforts by some to infuse a story that what occurred in our neighbourhood is certain to occur in our Bharat, is deeply regarding. How can a citizen of this nation having been a Member of Parliament, and the opposite who has seen sufficient of Overseas Service takes no time in saying that what occurred within the neighbourhood will occur in India!,” the VP mentioned on X.
Talking on the platinum jubilee celebrations of the Rajasthan Excessive Court docket in Jodhpur, Dhankhar additionally lambasted those that are exploiting India’s constitutional establishments to cover or legitimize their actions.

He accused these forces of utilizing these platforms to set afloat narratives meant to derail the nation and its democracy.
On August 6, Congress chief Salman Khurshid had mentioned that although “every thing might look regular on the floor”, what is going on in Bangladesh might occur in India.

Dhankar’s assault over Emergency

Dhankhar additionally lauded the judiciary’s steadfast dedication to the rule of regulation, whereas additionally reflecting on the Emergency interval imposed in June 1975 by then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
Whereas describing the period of Emergency as “the draconian darkest interval” since Independence, Dhankhar expressed concern that in this time, even the best ranges of the judiciary, usually a “formidable citadel of primary rights,” yielded to the “brazen dictatorial regime”.
“The very best court docket dominated that nobody might transfer any court docket for enforcement of rights so long as the emergency lasted,” the Vice President remarked, mentioning the extreme implications of this ruling on the liberties of numerous residents.
“Liberty was held to ransom by a person, and hundreds throughout the nation had been arrested with none fault besides that they believed in Bharat Maa and nationalism at coronary heart,” he added.
Jagdeep Dhankhar praised the braveness of 9 Excessive Courts throughout this darkish chapter, notably the Excessive Court docket of Rajasthan.
(With inputs from companies)