New Delhi: Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday told the media during the Bharat Jodo Yatra in Jammu and Kashmir that he does not agree with what Digvijaya Singh said. Whatever our army does, they don’t need to give evidence.
“We don’t appreciate Digvijaya Singh’s personal views. His views are outlying views. We are absolutely clear that the Armed Forces do their job exceptionally well and they do not need to provide proof of that,” said Rahul Gandhi during a press conference.
#WATCH | We don’t appreciate #DigvijayaSingh‘s personal views. His views are outlying views. We are absolutely clear that the Armed Forces do their job exceptionally well and they do not need to provide proof of that: Congress MP @RahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/O5ATJFVLBz
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He also spoke about his meeting with a delegation of Kashmiri Pandits, who have complained that they have been used for political gains.
“I met a delegation of Kashmiri Pandits yesterday. They have expressed that they feel they are being disrespected and used for political gains. They requested me to raise their issues in parliament,” said the Congress MP.
When asked about the banned BBC documentary, he said that the truth always comes out and no amount of banning can suppress the truth from coming out.
“The truth always comes out. No amount of banning the press and using institutions like ED and CBI against people can suppress the truth from coming out,” said Gandhi.