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The Indian National Congress (INC) has demanded an apology from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for allegedly insulting and spreading lies about Mallikarjun Kharge, the Congress president. The demand comes after a series of events that have seen the BJP engage in what the Congress considers to be inappropriate and disrespectful behavior towards Kharge. According to the Congress, the BJP has been actively spreading misinformation and engaging in personal attacks against Kharge, tarnishing his image and undermining his credibility. The Congress has also raised concerns about the treatment meted out to Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi, the former Congress presidents, who were reportedly made to wait outside the returning officer's room before being allowed entry.
The Congress's accusations are likely to escalate tensions between the two major political parties. The BJP is yet to respond to the Congress's demands, but given the history of political rivalry between the two parties, it is unlikely that the issue will be resolved peacefully. The incident highlights the increasingly divisive political climate in India, where political parties often engage in personal attacks and smear campaigns to discredit their opponents. This trend is a cause for concern as it undermines the democratic process and erodes public trust in political institutions.
The Congress's call for an apology is a significant development in the ongoing political battle between the BJP and the Congress. It remains to be seen how the BJP will respond and whether this incident will lead to further escalation of tensions between the two parties. Regardless of the outcome, the incident serves as a reminder of the importance of respectful political discourse and the need for all political actors to uphold ethical standards in their interactions with one another.
Source: BJP must apologise for insulting, spreading 'lies' about Mallikarjun Kharge: Congress