Rahul Gandhi’s ‘foolishness’ creating trouble for Congress, claims Union minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi
Union minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said on Wednesday that Rahul Gandhi's 'foolishness' is creating troubles for the Congress party.
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Union minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said on Wednesday that Rahul Gandhi's 'foolishness' is creating troubles for the Congress party
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This comes after Pakistani minister for human rights, Shireen Mazari, on Tuesday said she has a written a letter to 18 UN Special Procedures mandate on Kashmir issue
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In her letter, Mazari has claimed that Rahul Gandhi has noted that people are dying in Jammu and Kashmir
New Delhi: Union minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said on Wednesday that Rahul Gandhi's "foolishness" is creating troubles for the Congress party. This comes after Pakistani minister for human rights, Shireen Mazari, on Tuesday said she has a written a letter to 18 UN Special Procedures mandate on Kashmir issue. In her letter, Mazari has claimed that Rahul Gandhi has noted that people are dying in Jammu and Kashmir.
File image of Union minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi. CNN News18
"Rahul Gandhi's 'nadani' (foolishness) is trouble for Congress. Be it Rahul Gandhi or anyone else, the political culture of our country has always been that we have a different stance on political issues but are one over the issues of national interest", said Naqvi.
"It has never been seen before that oxygen is given to our foes across the border with the opinion of political leaders in India", he said. On the other hand Rahul Gandhi, in a series of tweets, said he disagrees with the government on many issues but made it clear that aspects related to Jammu and Kashmir are internal for New Delhi.
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