Vishva Chakshu calls Congress’s attack a sign of panic and political bankruptcy
TNR News Network
Dharamshala
Himachal Pradesh BJP’s state media co-incharge, Advocate Vishva Chakshu, launched a scathing attack on Congress minister Jagat Singh Negi over his alleged remarks targeting the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). Chakshu accused the Congress party of deflecting from its failures by maligning one of the nation’s most respected institutions.
Calling the RSS the world’s largest and most disciplined organization dedicated to nation-building, Chakshu highlighted its century-long contributions in service, education, healthcare, disaster relief, and social harmony. He said, “Congress leaders repeat the same mistake — less knowledge, more rhetoric. Jagat Singh Negi represents a broken political mindset rooted in anti-RSS and anti-BJP sentiment.”
Chakshu further asserted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, hailed as the world’s most popular leader, is a product of the RSS, and Congress’s discomfort stems from envy. “The RSS has given India many national icons, including Modi. Unlike Congress, which thrived on dynastic politics and corruption, the RSS serves the nation selflessly,” he said.
Criticizing Negi’s comments, Chakshu said the Congress minister should first address his own government’s shortcomings before commenting on the RSS. “To speak ill of an organization that has strengthened the nation for over a century reflects Congress’s desperation and mental bankruptcy,” he added.
He warned that the people of Himachal Pradesh are well aware of the contributions made by the RSS and BJP, and such statements by Congress leaders would only backfire politically. “The RSS will not tolerate baseless and derogatory remarks. Congress’s language is deteriorating day by day — they must learn to speak with dignity,” Chakshu concluded.
