BJP MP Praveen Khandelwal has criticised Mallikarjun Kharge in Delhi, arguing that the Congress leader should examine his party's history before making remarks about others.
Khandelwal said actions that Kharge was accusing others of committing had themselves been carried out by the Congress during the period from Independence until the time it remained in power.
Khandelwal's criticism
The BJP MP said Kharge should be cautious about the advice he receives. He alleged that Kharge's advisers were giving him misleading guidance.
Khandelwal further claimed that this advice had made Kharge a laughingstock across the country. His comments directly challenged Kharge's remarks and placed the Congress's historical record at the centre of his criticism.
The statement did not provide specific examples of the actions referenced by Khandelwal. It also did not include a response from Kharge or the Congress.
Political exchange
Khandelwal's remarks present the BJP's criticism of Kharge through an argument about the Congress's record while it was in power. The comments also question the advice being given to the Congress leader.
The available information identifies Khandelwal as the speaker and Kharge as the subject of his criticism. It does not establish the details of Kharge's earlier remarks or give a separate account of the historical claims raised by the BJP MP.
Conclusion
Praveen Khandelwal has accused Mallikarjun Kharge of overlooking the Congress's history and relying on misleading advice, while no response from Kharge or the Congress is provided in the available information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Who criticised Mallikarjun Kharge?
BJP MP Praveen Khandelwal criticised Kharge.
Q. Where were Khandelwal's remarks made?
The remarks were made in Delhi.
Q. What did Khandelwal say about the Congress?
He said actions Kharge was accusing others of had been carried out by the Congress during the period from Independence until it remained in power.
Q. What did Khandelwal say about Kharge's advisers?
He said Kharge should be cautious of advisers who were providing misleading advice.
Q. Was a response from Kharge or the Congress included?
No response from Kharge or the Congress was included in the available information.
