Kiren Rijiju slams Rahul Gandhi for questioning India's judiciary

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: March 14, 2023 03:57 PM2023-03-14T15:57:23+5:302023-03-14T15:57:42+5:30

On Constitutional instituions in India, BJP alleging that Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has taken over Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was ...

Kiren Rijiju slams Rahul Gandhi for questioning India's judiciary | Kiren Rijiju slams Rahul Gandhi for questioning India's judiciary

Kiren Rijiju slams Rahul Gandhi for questioning India's judiciary

On Constitutional instituions in India, BJP alleging that Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has taken over Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was done by after his allegations, a big political controversy has ignited in India. Also BJP has taken an aggressive stand against it.

Meanwhile Union Law minister Kiren Rijiju has criticized, also the judicary of India is completely independent. He asserted that  India's jidiciary is mentioned with respect at the global level.

Rahul Gandhi had alleged that all the constituional instituions of India, including the judiciary are being captured. Responding to that, Kiren Rijiju said that actually I don't want to react to what Rahul Gandhi said, but the way collective efforts are being made from within the country and outside the country, so this matter has become serious. Through this, an attemot is being made to break the image of democracy and judiciary in india. These people are trying to create a picture that the government is interfering in the judiciary in some cases and curbing the judiciary. 

Indian judiciary compromises, they say that the government wants to control the judiciary, they are trying to undermine the Indian judiciary. Beacuse of the judiciary of India is completely independent. Attempts are being made to waken our system by undermining the judiciary by attacking the Indian judiciary. A design has been prepared for this. I know everything, but he also made a suggestive statement that I cannot say everything here.

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