Senior Congress leader and spokesperson Pawan Kheda launched a scathing attack on the Modi government and the Election Commission on Wednesday (July 23, 2025). He said that the credibility of democratic institutions in the country is being weakened and the public is now beginning to understand it. He raised many serious questions about the Election Commission, BJP’s internal politics, Prime Minister’s foreign policy and resignation of the Vice President. He also claimed that the chair of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is not safe.

Attacking the organizational status of BJP, he said that the BJP itself is not able to decide its president. He further said, “The BJP’s organization has become leadershipless. There is no face left in the party which can be made unanimously president.” He claimed that the chair of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath is also not safe and the inner fighting is going on in the party.

Pawan Kheda raised questions on the fairness of the Election Commission

Pawan Kheda alleged that the Election Commission had lost its role of fairness. He said, “When we question the Election Commission, the BJP answers and when we question the BJP, the Election Commission gives the answer.” The Congress leader described it as dangerous for democracy and said that the public is now understanding this game. He satirized and said that now “the fear of fat brother and younger brother is ending.”

Questions on the resignation of Vice President

The Congress leader also questioned the resignation of Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar. He said that this resignation has taken place in a mysterious way and the Vice President should clarify the reason for his resignation in front of the country. He raised the question, “When the monsoon session of Parliament was starting, the resignation of the Vice President raises doubts. Was it a part of a scheme?”

Sarcasm on PM’s foreign policy

On Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign visit, Kheda alleged, “PM is afraid of China and America. They avoid difficult questions and try to divert attention from domestic issues through foreign tours.”

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Rajya Sabha MP and Congress leader Imran Pratapgarhhi has launched a scathing attack on the resignation of Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar and the foreign tour of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He described it as a mockery of democratic traditions and questioned whether the Prime Minister’s foreign visits have now become important from the Parliament session?

Imran Pratapgadhi wrote in a post on X, “Earlier the Parliament session started, then the Prime Minister used to return to India after finishing the tour of the world to take ‘part’, now the Parliament session starts, then the Prime Minister goes out on a foreign tour to take ‘Bhag’. The Vice President resigned from the post on the first day of the session, what will the Prime Minister leave and leave the session.

PM Modi is on a tour of two countries

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is currently on an official visit to two countries, while Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar suddenly resigned from his post on Monday (July 21, 2025). He submitted his resignation to the President citing health reasons, which was also accepted with immediate effect.

Earlier, the Parliament session started, then the Prime Minister used to return to India after finishing tour around the world to take ‘part’ in it, now if the Parliament session starts, then the Prime Minister goes out on a foreign tour to take ‘Bhag’ from it.

Vice President resigned from the post on the first day of the session,…

– Imran Pratapgarhi (@Shayarimran) July 23, 2025

Opposition raised questions on the timing of the resignation of the Vice President

The sudden resignation of Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has created a stir in political circles. The opposition has raised serious questions on the timing of this decision. Many parties including Congress, SP and TMC have asked how the post of Vice President and Rajya Sabha Chairman was vacant when the government’s accountability was to be fixed in Parliament. Opposition leaders say that this step is against parliamentary dignities and it can harm democracy. The opposition has also sought an answer from the government on the transparency of this decision.

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