New Delhi: On the 45th anniversary of the Emergency announcement, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has attacked the Congress. Targeting the Congress for the Emergency, Amit Shah said that democracy has not been restored in the Congress. There the leaders are feeling suffocated. Amit Shah has advised the Congress for self-determination. Recalling the Emergency, Home Minister Amit Shah said on Thursday that, '45 years ago, on this day, in the greed of power, a family imposed Emergency in the country. Overnight the nation was converted into a prison. Press, courts, free speech ... all over. The poor and Dalits were tortured.

Attacking the Congress, Amit Shah has said that the Emergency was lifted because of the efforts of millions of people. Democracy was restored in India, but democracy could not be restored in the Congress. The interests of a family dominated the party's interests and national interests. This regrettable situation continues even in today's Congress. Referring to the Congress Working Committee, Amit Shah has said that, 'During the recent meeting of the CWC some members raised some issues, but they were shouted down and their voices were suppressed. A party spokesperson was sacked without thinking. The sad reality is that leaders in Congress are feeling suffocated.

Home Minister Amit Shah has said that, among the opposition parties of India, the Congress needs to ask itself some questions. Why is an ideology like Emergency still in the party? Why are leaders who are not of a dynasty unable to speak? Why are the leaders in Congress disappointed? If he does not ask questions, his association with people will be further reduced.

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