Amid mounting criticism over the handling of the recent Manipur riots, the
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has raised questions about the opposition’s
silence on other pressing issues. The BJP has highlighted the opposition’s
alleged failure to address the devastating floods in Delhi and the
instances of violence in West Bengal. The party argues that the selective
outrage exhibited by the opposition demonstrates a biased approach towards
political criticisms. As the BJP faces heat for its handling of the Manipur
situation, it attempts to redirect the narrative towards perceived
discrepancies in the opposition’s response to different crises across the
country. This move further intensifies the political discourse and widens
the divide between the ruling party and its detractors.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has raised questions about the opposition’s
silence on other pressing issues. The BJP has highlighted the opposition’s
alleged failure to address the devastating floods in Delhi and the
instances of violence in West Bengal. The party argues that the selective
outrage exhibited by the opposition demonstrates a biased approach towards
political criticisms. As the BJP faces heat for its handling of the Manipur
situation, it attempts to redirect the narrative towards perceived
discrepancies in the opposition’s response to different crises across the
country. This move further intensifies the political discourse and widens
the divide between the ruling party and its detractors.
