Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak’s attack on the meeting of opposition parties, taunts Congress leader Rahul Gandhi

Ballia News: On Saturday, Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak (Brajesh Pathak) reached Haldirampur in Ballia, Uttar Pradesh (UP) to hold a public meeting. While talking to the media, he quipped on the question of the meeting of 17 opposition parties in Patna and the talks of Rahul Gandhi’s marriage on behalf of Lalu Yadav. At the same time, while taunting, he also attacked fiercely. Brajesh Pathak said that these are completely non-serious people. Election discussions are going on in the country and the Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Narendra Modi) is fighting for the country.

Brajesh Pathak said that nation is first for us. These people are fighting for the chair. All of them have gathered for the chair and their leader is also not decided yet. There is no talk of seriousness and there is talk of marriage. This means that they are neither worried about the country nor worried about the elections. Taking a jibe at Rahul Gandhi, the Deputy Chief Minister said that all this is not written in his horoscope. Property can be inherited, but in a democracy, the people have rejected them badly. No result will come out.

Death due to heat wave being re-investigated

On the other hand, on the question of the report of the investigation team regarding the deaths due to heat wave in Ballia, Brajesh Pathak said that we are getting the investigation done again, the report will come soon. At the same time, the Deputy Chief Minister said on the question of the ongoing controversy regarding Godse and Savarkar that they are our ancestors, they have an important contribution in the history of India, but the old Rajpat ruler removed such people and Akbar, Humayun, Shahjahan were celebrated all over the world. We kept on teaching the history of those who attacked us, we are now presenting the real history in front of the country.

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