Bihar Election: Congress leader Randeep Surjewala counter-attack on BJP over Jinnah controversy
Bihar Election: Congress leader Randeep Surjewala counter-attack on BJP over Jinnah controversy
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Patna:  Jinnah controversy is once again seen in the Bihar Assembly elections. Now after this has arisen, all the controversial statements have started coming. In fact, recently, Congress General Secretary Randeep Surjewala has called it completely wrong on the question of the Congress candidate of Jale being Jinnah. He said, "While the President of AMU, he wrote a letter to the Prime Minister that the Jinnah statue should be removed from the AMU, Parliament and Mumbai High Court."

During this, Surjewala also hit back at the BJP. In his statement, he said, "The President of the BJP and the questions are being raised for the of Jinnah". Jinnah controversy has returned in Bihar assembly elections 2020 and the Congress and BJP have started to take swords on Jinnah's genie. Now political charges have also started. Meanwhile, a political battle has also started in the Congress and BJP over the Congress candidate from Jale Assembly seat in Bihar, Muskur Usmani. In the past, the BJP has accused the Congress candidate of being a Jinnah supporter.

Union Minister and senior BJP leader Giriraj Singh has also given his statement on this. He had said, 'What is Jinnah's work in the country. Tell Congress and Tejashwi Yadav that their star campaigner will not be Jinnah. The way the Congress has made Jinnah's supporter a candidate will they ask for a vote in Jinnah's name. Shakti Singh Gohil, who is in-charge of Bihar of the Congress, had said, "Only big leaders of BJP are supporters of Jinnah. He went to Jinnah's tomb. Returning from there, he also praised Jinnah".

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