New Delhi:
BJP MP Anurag Thakur today questioned Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and his party’s track record in elections, as the Congress could not win a single seat in Delhi again. The BJP leader hurt “high” income tax with a swipe when the Congress was in power at the center during the years.
Inside Parliament, holding a small poster, where it has been written that there is “zero tax” till an income of Rs 12 lakh, Mr. Thakur said that the Congress may feel bad about this “zero”, but the government Crores of common people are seeing happiness among people.
“A male name YesCheck the zero, “Mr. Thakur said,” It has been asked for an internet meme of Mr. Gandhi, who shows a medical photo of the Congress leader as the hostess of the fuel station, who in a fuel meter from a motor driver ” Telling the zero check “.
Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitarman announced a new income tax slab in Budget 2025, which exempted income tax for salaried people earning up to Rs 12.75 lakh per year.
Yesterday, Mr. Thakur called the Congress MP “Urban Naxal”, when Mr. Gandhi accused of extension of voter expansion in Maharashtra before the next assembly elections.
Today in the Congress in the Congress in his swipe, Mr. Thakur narrated a long list of Congress defeat and asked how many seats the Congress won in some elections.
Other BJP leaders responded with “zero” every time when Mr. Thakur asked a question.
“If someone has worked to make this record of zero, it is a Congress party under the leadership of Rahul Gandhi.”
The Congress, which expected a revival in Delhi, could not give a bag to the same seat for the third consecutive time. The party ruled Delhi for 15 years starting in 1998.
“I ask in front of all of you, in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, how many seats do the people of Delhi give to the Congress? 2015 How many seats were given to the Congress in the 2015 Legislative Assembly? How many seats were there. Gave it to Thakur.
The BJP came to power in the national capital after nearly three decades, winning around 50 out of 70 seats in Delhi, while AAP – who won 60 -plus seats in the last two elections – won on 22.
