Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Monday listed out Digvijaya Singh's alleged controversies and said that he has added "one more to his list of anti-national activities" today.
Political analyst and Congress supporter Tehseen Poonawalla on Monday, in an apparent attack on Congress leader Digvijay Singh, termed his remarks over the surgical strike a 'self-goal' for the party.
The Indian Army is not bound to give proof about the surgical strikes it conducted in Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, former IAF officer Wg Cdr Praful Bakshi (retd) said on Monday, adding that the government knows that sharing the details of the attack is "against the policy of the army".
Digvijaya Singh's remark on Balakot surgical strikes against Pakistan has drawn immense fury from the ex-Indian Air Force personnel who on Monday said the Congress leader "is not aware of the facts and is misinformed".
Amid the political storm over Digvijaya Singh's remarks on surgical strikes, Congress on Monday distanced itself from the party leader's statement stating that it supports "all military actions" in "national interest".
Sharply reacting to Digvijaya Singh's remark on India's Surgical strike against Pakistan, BJP alleged that the Congress leader has been "blinded" by the hatred against PM Modi, while adding that such statements are made at the behest of the top leadership of Congress.
Bharatiya Janata Party national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla on Monday hit out at Congress senior leader Digvijay Singh over the latter disregarding 'surgical strike' against Pakistan and said that the Congress party should change its name to Pak Parast Party (PPP).
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."
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.
A meeting of sixteen opposition parties was held in Constitution Club, Delhi to discuss the joint strategy for tomorrow's meeting convened by the Election Commission of India.
After the meeting, Congress' Digvijay Singh claimed that the migrant labour numbers are under question and will raise the issue with the Election Commission over the exact number of migrant labourers and the supplier of the chip in the RVM machines.