Amit Shah Predicts Long Exile for Congress

Shillong: Union Home Minister Amit Shah hammered Rahul Gandhi on Thursday. He claimed the Congress party will stay out of power for the next 30 years. Shah spoke during an event in New Delhi for Yamuna revival projects. He mocked the Leader of the Opposition for his frequent foreign travel. Shah stated, “I do not have to travel abroad every six months; I remain among the people of this country.”

The Home Minister accused the Congress of crying foul only when they lose elections. He pointed out the party accepts results in states like Telangana, Himachal Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu. When they lose, he argued, they blame the Election Commission and EVMs. Shah rejected these double standards. He noted the INDIA bloc protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar regarding electoral rolls are baseless.

Shah also took aim at the Aam Aadmi Party. He blamed Congress and AAP for ignoring the Yamuna River for three decades. He vowed the BJP would clean the water up to the Sangam. Turning to Punjab, Shah claimed the AAP ruins results with excuses. He accused Arvind Kejriwal of blocking Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. The BJP expects to wipe out AAP and end the Punjab drug crisis by 2029.

He told Congress leaders to stop staging gimmicks in Delhi. He insisted they must work for voters or lose everything. The public is watching, he warned.

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