New Delhi: The Congress on Friday alleged that BJP President JP Nadda "has lost his political balance in his flailing attempts at distraction and diversion from the issues of national security and territorial integrity".
"BJP President, Shri J.P. Nadda has lost his political balance in his flailing attempts at distraction and diversion from the issues of national security and territorial integrity. All this is being done so that the Indian National Congress and our fellow countrymen stop questioning the Modi Government on the Chinese transgressions on our motherland," Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said in a statement.
"Every day, a new conspiracy is crafted by the delusional leadership so as to spread disinformation, hysteria, and commotion to bury the apparent incompetence and complete failure of the Modi Government in defending our borders," he added.
He further alleged that the BJP leadership is "also scared" of the questions being asked on its deep-rooted Chinese connections, its connection to "China Association for International Friendly Contact" ('CAIFC) and its persistent interactions with the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
The Congress spokesperson then posed 10 questions to the ruling party that asked about its "connection with the Communist Party of China ('CCP')". "What is the historical relationship between BJP and CCP spoke about by the then BJP President, Shri Rajnath Singh during the visit of a CCP delegation on January 30th, 2007 and reiterated by him during the meeting with members of Politburo of the CCP on October 17,h, 2008?" he further asked.
Further targetting the RSS, the Congress leader asked why did the RSS go to China in January 2009 on an invite from the CCP. Surjewala asked, "Why was a delegation of RSS invited by the CCP despite it not being a political party and what discussions were held on our sensitive state of Arunachal Pradesh as also Tibet?"
"Why did the then BJP President, Shri Nitin Gadkari go to China on a five-day visit on January 19., 2011 at the invitation of the Communist Party of China (CCP)," the congress asked and later questioned the Union Home Minister Amit Shah send a delegation of MP's/MLA's in November 2014 to China for a week-long study in "The Party School" of the CCP.