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Ram Madhav’s remarks suggest State adopting communal agenda of RSS: Monga

MLC and vice president JKPCC Ghulam Nabi Monga today said Ram Madhav’s remarks with regard to functioning of coalition government which according to him is running on the ideology of Late Shyama Prasad Mokherjee suggest something like “State is adopting communal agenda of RSS”.
Ram Madhav’s remarks suggest State adopting communal agenda of RSS - Monga“Remarks against Pt Jawahar Lal Nehru are absurd, Ram Madhav is perhaps not aware about the history and role played by Pt Ji in nation building and for maintaining the integrity and sovereignty of the country. BJP government which is working on RSS diktats is hell bent to divide the people on communal lines,” Monga said in a statement issued today.
He said, “Congress being the only unify force in the country has always and will defeat the nefarious designs of BJP and RSS.”
Monga in his statement sought answers from PDP over Ram Madhav’s remark.
“Is this the alliance agenda between PDP and BJP? he questioned.
PDP must clarify this to people, he said, adding, “India has emerged as a largest democracy in the world because of secular ideology of the Congress party and its leadership, who have sacrificed everything for national interest.”
Monga said Congress party doesn’t need certificate from those who have always tried to divide the people aiming to gain political mileage and for sake of power.
“Congress Party is the only party that has worked for strengthening the masses irrespective of creed or color,” he said.
Monga said  Ram Madhav should study the history of India and see where they (BJP) stand.

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