This post by Digvijay Singh raised the political temperature. However, the senior Congress leader has now clarified his own post. He said that he opposes the ideology of the RSS and the BJP.
Congress senior leader Digvijay Singh
New Delhi: Congress senior leader and former MP CM Digvijay Singh shared a picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior BJP leader Lal Krishna Advani on Saturday.
This led to rumors of internal conflict within the Congress party. However, Digvijay Singh later clarified his post.
On Saturday, senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh shared a picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior BJP leader Lal Krishna Advani. This led to rumors of internal conflict within the Congress party. However, Digvijay Singh later clarified his post.
In fact, this post by Digvijay Singh raised the political temperature. However, the senior Congress leader has now clarified his own post. He said that he opposes the ideology of the RSS and the BJP.
Digvijay Singh had shared an old picture of PM Modi
Notably, before the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting on Saturday, Digvijay Singh shared a 1996 picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with senior BJP leader Lal Krishna Advani. Sharing this picture, he wrote that it is very impactful. The way grassroots volunteers of the RSS and Jan Sangh workers become Chief Ministers and Prime Ministers shows the strength of the organization.
In his post, Digvijay Singh tagged Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi, and party general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, which fueled speculation that he was sending an internal message to the party leadership. As soon as Digvijay Singh's post went viral on social media, several BJP leaders criticized Rahul Gandhi for his open opposition.
What did Digvijay Singh say in his clarification?
After this post surfaced on Sunday, Digvijay Singh clarified, saying, "Understand one thing, I have been in the Congress party, and whenever I was in the Legislative Assembly or Parliament, I have fought against communal forces. I oppose their (RSS-BJP) ideology. But every organization needs to be strong."
