Delhi BJP President Shri Manoj Tiwari has said that due to the strong will power of Prime Minister Shri Narender Modi and Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah the Bill for the abolition of Article 370 was passed previously in Rajya Sabha and today in the Loksabha also. This has not only strengthened the unity and integrity of the country but has also realized the dream of Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherjee. Shri Manoj Tiwari alongwith MP Shri Ramesh Bidhuriraised the slogan in the Parliament House Jahan Hue Balidaan Mukherjee Woh Kashmir Hamara Hai, Jo Kashmir Hamara Hai Woh Saare Ka Saara Hai.
Shri Tiwari said that the historic decision to abolish Article 370 is being celebrated in the entire country. When the people are expressing their patriotic feelings collectively some people raised anti national slogans in Jawaharlal Nehru University yesterday which shows that how much the Tudke-Tukde Gang is disturbed by the decision of Prime Minister Shri Narender Modi and Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah. He said had Kejriwal given permission to prosecute Kanhaiya Kumar, nobody could have the courage to raise slogans in JNU.
Shri Tiwari also said that BJP had pledged to abolish Article 370 and today it has become a reality. The Chief Minister of Delhi Arvind Kejriwal also supported the courageous and historic decision of BJP. Being the Chief Minister, Kejriwal has spoken so many lie that the people of Delhi will not believe in him. If Kejriwal loves his country and is not Urban Naxalite then he should apologize for demanding proof of surgical strike and raising questions of Balakot Air Strike. Kejriwal should stop supporting Tukde-Tukde Gang and give permission to prosecute them. If he does not do so the people of Delhi will not forgive him.
Shri Tiwari further said that on the one hand Kejriwal supports abolition of article 370 in the Parliament and on the other supports the Tukde-Tukde Gang outside. The double standard of Kejriwal Government has been exposed before the people and he will have to openly support either of them.
