New Delhi: Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad is going to announce a separate political party in a few days. Yes, and before that, if there is any party on his target, it is only Congress. In fact, recently, while targeting Rahul Gandhi, he said, 'He does not make personal comments on anyone like him. When he was in the role of Leader of Opposition in the House for seven years, he did not fail to oppose the policies of the Modi government.' At the same time, Congress says that there has been a seasonal change.

What Ghulam Nabi Azad said- In fact, he said that while being the Leader of Opposition for seven years, he targeted the policies of the Narendra Modi government. There is not a single case of corruption against me and there is not a single FIR against me nor am I afraid of anyone.

Now in this matter, Jairam Ramesh says that 'Climate change has happened and now he has become a trusted soldier of BJP.' Let us tell you that Ghulam Nabi Azad once again targeted Rahul Gandhi saying, ''After the formation of G-23, Rahul Gandhi started associating him with BJP. When we wrote a letter demanding a full-time president, he got infuriated and spread the falsehood that it was written at the behest of PM Modi. The lies started on the part of the Congress Working Committee and their leaders. I said that PM Modi is not mad that he will ask us to strengthen the Congress." Apart from this, Ghulam Nabi Azad said that "no one can dictate to him. There is no case against him and there is not even a single FIR. He doesn't have money. Why should he be afraid of anyone?"

At the same time, Ghulam Nabi Azad said about his alleged relationship with the BJP, 'He sat next to PM Modi for 7 years in Parliament and sharply criticized his policies. The only difference is that he doesn't make personal attacks. He attacks policies, not individuals because Allah makes individuals.'

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