What happened in Nepal will never allow it to happen in India, Rahul Gandhi is struggling to protect the right to vote: Patwari

Indore, September 12 (IANS). Madhya Pradesh Congress President Jeetu Patwari raised a great question as he welcomed the statement of Chief Minister Mohan Yadav. He said that the chief minister and his government are responsible for the safety of cows, but more than 1,000 cows die each month in different districts in the state. He questions what are these deaths? Jeetu Patwari, who targets the death of cows in road accidents and the bad situation of Cowsheds, said the main minister should immediately take steps to improve the cow’s situation. The congress part starts a week’s movement to protect cow -mother. We will inspect the bullets and emphasize their situation. He demanded that the cow receive national animal status and should be considered ‘Rashtramata’. Patwari said chief minister Mohan Yadav only expresses sympathy by delivering speeches, which does not fit his position. The congress party is committed to protecting cow -mother and protecting constitutional values. I demand the government to take concrete steps to improve the status of cow and to ensure the safety of cows. In addition, Jeetu Patwari strongly condemned the statement of the BJP MLA that compared India to the Nepal incidents. He said that India’s independence is the result of martyrdom and fine of the ancestors. Sarvadharma Harmony and Constitution in India gives equal rights to everyone. There will never be a situation in India such as Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Afghanistan or Nepal. Jeetu Patwari said that the Constitution here all gives the right to think, read and write. Everyone trusts in the Constitution of India and what happened in Pakistan, which happened in Bangladesh, which happened in Myanmar, which happened in Afghanistan, which happened in Nepal, will not allow it in India. If we have to die for this, we will not come back. He said Rahul Gandhi is struggling to protect the right to vote, while BJP’s statements weaken the unity of the country. -Ians Aks shares this story tags