New Delhi: Attacking on the congress party Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, on Tuesday, said that the Congress’s election manifesto was filled with unimplementable and dangerous promises and added that it contained ideas 'for Balkanisation of India'. 

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In a press confernce, Jaitley said that Congress party's manifesto consists of "unimplementable and dangerous promises" and added that "the country will not be in a mood to oblige him".  Jaitley further said, "Some of the ideas are positively dangerous and agenda for Balkanisation of India," he said. Even though there was a drafting committee, but it appears that some of the important points have been drafted by the Congress president's friend in Tukde Tukde gang when it deals with J&K.”

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Finance Minister further said, "The Congress ' leadership today is in the grip of jihadists and Maoists... They are saying in the Manifesto that section 124-A will be removed from IPC, committing treason is no longer a crime. The party that makes such announcements is not entitled to a single vote," Jaitley said.

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He called Kashmir a historic mistake of Nehru-Gandhi family and hit out at Congress party's promise to 'review AFSPA' and said, "Those people who laid their lives for the country, you want them to be prosecuted at the behest of terrorists?"