Congress’s ‘Soros’asis

 

In the last 10 years, the congress has adopted the policy of not letting the discussion on questions and problems of the country in the Parliament by repeatedly obstructing its functioning. The congress leadership has still not recovered from the shock given by the voters to Congress’s belief that the monopoly of power rests with Congress only. After getting rejected by voters three time in a row, the congress leadership should have learned something from it. However, the current congress leadership is not in that frame of mind. Congress MPs are venting out the anger of the voter’s rejection on the functioning of the Parliament.

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla called a meeting of the members of all parties and appealed to the opposition to cooperate in the peaceful functioning of the parliamentary proceedings, after the opposition created chaos at the beginning of the winter session this year. The opposition accepted that appeal for some time and later returned to their original stand. In the meanwhile, Bharatiya Janata Party’s national president J. P.Nadda demanded clarification from Congress regarding the links between American businessman George Soros and Congress. The congress leadership was left speechless after Nadda’s demand. To avoid this, the Congress leadership has once again started the old game of shutting down the Parliament. The name of an American billionaire industrialist George Soros has been in the news around the world for his anti-India statements over the past few years. Soros had made an infuriating statement that India is becoming an anti-Muslim country because of the incidents happening in the country. Mr. Soros does not utter a single word about the oppression of Hindus in countries like Bangladesh and Pakistan. The same Mr. Soros had publicly shown his readiness to spend an amount of one billion dollars to destabilize the Modi

government. After the recent happenings in Bangladesh, Hindus were mass slaughtered. Homes of Hindus were burnt. Neither Soros nor a single thinker, political leader, journalist in the western world has even expressed a simple protest against the violence against Hindus in Bangladesh. Foreign intellectuals who teach tolerance to India do not dare to tell Bangladesh and Pakistan to protect Hindus. Anyways. The point was Soros’s anti India stand. George Soros travels around the world with the only agenda of defaming India for one reason or another on the international platform. George Soros Foundation gives funding to an institution named ‘Forum of Democratic Leaders in Asia Pacific’.

This organization regularly comments on various developments in the Asian continent. Mrs. Sonia Gandhi is the co-president of the organization. This organization also talks about obtaining freedom for Kashmir. As part of Soros's anti-India agenda, the organization supports Kashmir's independence. Sonia Gandhi, who is the co-president of this organization, has not even once expressed her disapproval of the anti-India statements made by other office-bearers of this organization. Kashmir, which was burning because of violence for many years after independence, has started to calm down in the last few years. Voting was conducted peacefully in Kashmir in the presence of representatives of many countries. The people of Kashmir voted in large numbers without paying any heed to threats from terrorists. Pakistan, which has been spreading propaganda against India, getting shocked by voting in Kashmir is obvious. The Congress leadership could not show the courage to respond to the demand of Bharatiya Janata Party that Congress leadership should clarify its stand regarding the anti-India stand of this organization.

Many international forces are active to create unrest and instability in India. The toolkit tweet by environment and climate activist Greta Thunberg during the farmer’s agitation three years ago was indicating the involvement of anti-India forces. Now it’s necessary that the Congress leadership must publicly clarify regarding its association with the ‘Forum of Democratic Leaders in Asia Pacific’, which is funded by George Soros. Salil Shetty, the vice president of the Open Society Foundation, which receives donations from the Soros Foundation, had participated in Rahul Gandhi’s Bharat Jodo Yatra. This shows how close the relationship between Soros and the Congress is. After the revelations about the relationship between Sonia Gandhi and George Soros, the Congress has tried to divert attention from the issue by moving a no-confidence motion against Rajya Sabha Speaker and Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar. The congress leadership does not know that these tactics will not help in hiding the truth. As the links between the Congress leadership and anti-India George Soros became public, the flabbergasted Congress leadership is once again showing its escapism by playing its tactics of disrupting the Parliament. It’s not clear why Sonia and Rahul Gandhi are so afraid of clarifying their stand regarding Soros. Mrs. Sonia Gandhi’s mother-in-law Mrs. Indira Gandhi often used the term ‘foreign hand’ when she was the Prime Minister. When someone spoke against her government, Indira Gandhi saw a foreign hand behind it. Now that her daughter-in-law has publicly joined hands with a foreign hand, what kind of a coincidence is this? Let’s see what kind of treatment Congress leadership gives to ‘Soros’asis? P.S. A scam named ‘oil for food’ happened during Dr. Manmohan Singh tenure. Natwar Singh was the External Affairs Minister at that time. The United Nations had launched the scheme of ‘Oil for Food’ to help Iraq. India had also participated in that.

Oil bonds were given by Iraq in exchange for food grains given by the central government. Natwar Singh was asked to resign after it was revealed that these oil bonds were issued in the name of the Congress party instead of the central government. Natwar Singh in his autobiography ‘One Life is Not Enough’ has mentioned in detail how the Congress leadership made him a scapegoat. It is being proved again and again that Congress’s links with foreign hands are deeply rooted.

(Article Pre-Published in Times of India Online – 16 December, 2024) 

Keshav Upadhye, Chief Spokesperson