Congress, BJD shall stop politics in the name of “morality”: Biranchi Narayan Tripathy

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By Our Correspondent

BHUBANESWAR:Congress is not with the people now. People have rejected their party. Now Congress is trying to make its political bread by using the youth of the country as a shield. From 1995 to 2000, Congress was in government in Odisha. Question papers were leaked every year. But explain that some of its party leaders resigned over the incident. After that, Congress was in government at the Centre from 2004 to 2014.

At that time, corruption in the Congress party became a topic of discussion. But starting from the then Prime Minister, no other leader of his party had any ethics. At that time, many irregularities were happening in the name of the education system every year. Even a corruption scandal was reported in the name of a then Education Minister in the name of HRD quota in Central School admissions.

It was found that girls were being charged money for this work. Where was Congress sleeping then? Now, when there was a Congress government in Karnataka, question papers were leaked there. Why are the Congress leaders not speaking out on this issue? Where has their morality gone? A similar incident has also taken place in Himachal Pradesh. There, the question arises as to why the Congress is silent.

The state Congress, which talks about “morality”, should first clarify the allegations against the relevant leaders of the Congress. The leaders who won the 2024 elections in his party also questioned the ethics and discipline of the relevant leaders. When he was the party in-charge in the Telangana elections, Congress leaders came together and protested against him. At that time, Congress leaders had raised allegations against the relevant leader and his son for distributing tickets by taking money. Similarly, when the Biju Janata Dal was in power, some leaders resigned on moral grounds despite many corruptions. In this regard, both the parties should stop politics in the name of “morality” and first fix their own ethics, said State General Secretary Shri Biranchi Narayan Tripathi.

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