‘Don’t do so much slavery’, Congress MP Imran Masood taunts about ED-CBI officials

Congress MP from Saharanpur Imran Masood has raised questions on the action of Enforcement Directorate (ED) and CBI against the leaders. Congress MP Imran Masood has taken a dig at ED, CBI officials. He said, “Democracy is being murdered inside the country, they will leave the country after destroying it.”

He further said, “No one has ever seen opposition leaders being surrounded and killed. Dismantling ED, CBI will be written in history. The names of the people sitting in these institutions will be written in black letters. Don’t do so much slavery.” During this time, Imran Masood has also fiercely targeted the Bharatiya Janata Party government.

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What did Imran Masood say about breaking the party?

Congress MP Imran Masood reacted when BJP sought evidence on allegations of breaking the party. He said, “What is the proof? What is the proof? They are doing this by standing up a proxy.” Regarding PM’s foreign trips, he said, “What did you bring from abroad? Did you bring anything for the country? Foreign policy was ruined. China came into the Teesta project, China reached till chicken neck.” He further said, “How many failures should I count now? It is not in their power, only Congress can run the government.”

Imran Masood made a scathing attack on BJP

MP Imran Masood made a scathing attack on BJP and said, “Criticizing the policies of the Central and BJP governments, he said that education is the biggest priority of the country.” He has also accused BJP of misusing government institutions.

While reacting to the demonstration by party workers against former minister Narottam Mishra not getting BJP ticket in Madhya Pradesh’s Datia by-election, Imran Masood said, ‘As you do, so do you.’ He alleged that if the membership of an MLA is forcibly cancelled, then political consequences also have to be faced.

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