Aam Aadmi Party national media incharge Anurag Dhanda targeted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday. He alleged Gandhi was touring Malaysia while Punjab faced severe flooding. Dhanda expressed his criticism through a post on social media platform X. His remarks highlighted a perceived absence during a critical time.
Dhanda questioned Gandhi’s commitment to Punjab. He noted Gandhi seeks votes during elections but is unavailable during disasters. This comment resonated with many followers online. The post quickly gained attention across political circles.
Punjab has been grappling with devastating floods. Officials confirmed 46 fatalities as of Saturday. The situation remains dire with widespread damage reported.
Nearly 2,000 villages have been affected by the floods. Over four lakh people are struggling with the aftermath. Punjab Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema provided these alarming statistics.
Rescue operations are in full swing across the state. Twenty-four NDRF teams are deployed on the ground. They are supported by two SDRF teams working tirelessly.
Additional resources include 144 boats and a state government helicopter. These assets are crucial for evacuation and relief efforts. The scale of the disaster demands extensive coordination.
BJP IT Department in-charge Amit Malviya also criticized Gandhi. He accused Gandhi of taking a clandestine vacation to Langkawi, Malaysia. Malviya shared his allegations on X alongside a picture.
He suggested Gandhi disappeared during the Bihar Assembly elections. Malviya questioned whether it was a vacation or secret meetings. The post implied avoidance of political responsibilities.
Gandhi recently launched a newsletter focusing on election integrity. He stands firm on allegations of vote theft against the ECI and BJP. The newsletter details his press conference from August 7.
During that conference, Gandhi alleged over one lakh fake voters in Karnataka. He specifically mentioned the Mahadevapura assembly constituency. These claims have stirred significant political debate.
The newsletter also covers Gandhi’s Vote Adhikaar Yatra in Bihar. He was joined by INDIA bloc allies including Tejashwi Yadav. This campaign emphasizes voter rights and election transparency.
Political reactions continue to unfold across platforms. The contrasting narratives highlight deep divisions. Public opinion remains divided on these developments.
The flood situation in Punjab demands urgent attention. Rescue teams work against time to save lives. The human cost of this disaster is heartbreaking.
Leadership presence during crises often defines public trust. Current events spark discussions about accountability and priorities. The nation watches as events continue to evolve.