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BJP circulating edited videos to divert attention, says PSK

03 Nov-2023 10:41 AM

Written By: Kamal Kant Vyas

Jaipur: Food and Civil Supplies Minister Pratap Singh Khachariyawas on Thursday attacked the BJP and said that old videos are being edited and posted on social media to divert attention from the issues in the elections.

While addressing a press conference, Minister Pratap Singh said, “BJP wants to come to power with the help of lies. If they have the guts, then they should talk about guarantees, which is being given by the Congress.

Congress will return to power on the basis of the work of the Gehlot government.

BJP headquarter has become a WhatsApp University and old videos are being edited and posted on social media to divert attention of the public on actual major issues. Now, it is for the general public to decide whether to vote for someone or not.”

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