A day after stirring the hornet's nest, Digvijaya Singh says he has utmost respect for the defence forces, as Jairam Ramesh reminds the media to ask PM Modi a few questions as well.
During the follow-up campaign, the party is mulling distributing Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's letter and a chargesheet, listing failures of the BJP government, among the general public.
"as far as the Narwal blast was concerned, the Jammu Kashmir government and central government will take action in coordination with each other.": MoS PMO Jitendra Singh
Congress leader Digvijay Singh on Monday while addressing the gathering at the 'Bharat Jodo Yatra' in Jammu said "Until now, the information related to the incident had not been given in the Parliament, nor are the people aware of it."
In the wake of recent twin blasts on the outskirts of Jammu City, the Bharat Jodo Yatra, led by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, resumed from Vijaypur in Samba district of Jammu and Kashmir amid heightened security.
"If they (BJP) do not like something, they term it anti-national and get it removed. We (Congress) do not need any support from broadcasters in our fight against the BJP. We do not care what the media says about us," Chowdhury told ANI.
Reacting to Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's remarks against Congress' Bharat Jodo Yatra', Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu on Sunday said Rahul Gandhi had set out for the march to unite the nation.
Shiv Sena MP, Sanjay Raut has appreciated the efforts of Rahul Gandhi with his vision to bring all Indians together with his campaign "Bharat Jodo Yatra". According to him, Bharat Jodo Yatra is a non-political program that aims to maintain harmony in the country.
Senior Congress leaders Jairam Ramesh and Digvijay Singh, who are in Jammu and Kashmir to participate in the last leg of Bharat Jodo Yatra, on Sunday paid a visit to the hospital, where the survivors of Jammu twin blasts are undergoing treatment.