Ranchi. BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has made serious allegations against former Prime Ministers Rajiv Gandhi and Indira Gandhi. He claimed that Rajiv Gandhi played the role of a middleman in the proposed fighter jet deals in the 1970s. Dubey, citing the 2013 WikiLeaks report, said that Swedish diplomat had informed the US government that Sab-Stenia company wanted to sell Vigen fighter aircraft to India, in which Rajiv Gandhi, the pilot son of the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, was an intermediary. Along with this, Dubey also accused Indira Gandhi of excessive intervention in defense deals.
Nishikant Dubey wrote in his social media post that this was revealed in 2013, when the Congress -led UPA government was in power. He raised the question as to why the then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s government did not take any action against the American or Swedish government when these allegations came to light. Dubey said, ‘It came to light when there was a Congress government at the Center, Manmohan Singh was the Prime Minister of the country. Despite this, why did the then Indian government not take any action against the American or Swedish government?
Allegations of corruption and compromising national interests
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey has been continuously accusing the Congress party and Gandhi family of compromising corruption and national interests. Earlier, on 1 July, he claimed that India was ‘sold’ to the Soviet Union under the leadership of the Gandhi family. Citing CIA documents, he said that the Soviet Union had given financial assistance to more than 150 Congress MPs under the leadership of Congress leader HKL Bhagat. In addition, he also alleged that former US Ambassador Mionihan mentions in his book that he had given money to Indira Gandhi.
Lucknow. BJP has announced its state presidents in 22 states including Maharashtra, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Himachal and Uttarakhand. Even now, no decision has been taken on the president of Uttar Pradesh (Uttar Pradesh), the state with the most Lok Sabha seats in the country. Meanwhile there is a discussion that […]
