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News about sting operations is diversionary tactics, says Pralhad Joshi

Congress govt. in the State diverting people’s interest away from its failures, according to the Union Minister

News about sting operations is diversionary tactics, says Pralhad Joshi

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi has dismissed news about sting operations as diversionary tactics, claiming the Congress government is targeting those who post videos instead of the perpetrators. At a campaign meeting in Shejwad village, Joshi alleged that Congress leaders are using sting operations to divert attention away from the state government's failures.

He accused the Congress of joining hands with traitors and conspiring to destabilize the BJP-led Union government, possibly uniting with the "Cockroach Janta Party" in the future. Joshi criticized Congress for its failures, noting that the party has no presence in many states and has lost in several others over the years. He also commented on the resignation of former Legislative Council chairman Basavaraj Horatti, alleging that Congress leaders forced him to step down.

Joshi expressed confidence that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would win the 2029 elections, while accusing Congress leaders of unfair behavior towards Horatti.

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