RJD-Cong is politics' greatest misfortune: Yogi

October 21, 2020 16:06

UP CM Yogi Adityanath campaigning in Paliganj, Patna: "Bihar has a responsibility today. You have won the battle against Corona to some extent under the leadership of Nitish Kumar. But RJD and Congress want to leave CPI and CPI (M-L) amid you as a new Corona, this is no less than COVID-19.

"There can be no greater misfortune in Indian politics than RJD-Congress's support to those who are raising slogans in premier institutes of India, with intention of breaking the country into pieces. They intend to spread terrorism, naxalism, extremism and separatism again.

"Pakistan used to carry out terrorist activities in India, and Congress leadership used to say, we won't do anything to Pakistan lest they use atom bomb against us. Now Pak PM is running around world, wary if Indian jawans will carry out another surgical strike there."

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