MP PAPPU YADAV SLAMS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT

MP PAPPU YADAV SLAMS CENTRAL GOVERNMENT

11-NOV-ENG 3

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

PATNA-----------------------Independent MP from Purnia, Pappu Yadav, has launched a scathing attack on the central government regarding allegations of foreign funding leveled against senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi. Questioning the administration's inaction, Yadav challenged the government to take immediate legal action if concrete evidence exists.

Addressing reporters and critics, Pappu Yadav questioned why central investigative agencies—such as the CBI, ED, IB, and RAW—have failed to take decisive action over the past 12 years if foreign funding allegations are substantiated.

"If there is foreign funding involving Sonia Gandhi, why have you been sitting back for 12 years? Why aren’t you arresting her or taking legal recourse through the courts?" Yadav questioned.

He contrasted the alleged inaction on high-profile political allegations with the swift deployment of security forces during public agitations and youth protests. Yadav accused the ruling administration of relying on media narratives rather than pursuing transparent, court-backed investigations.

Beyond the foreign funding discourse, Yadav broadened his critique against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led central government:

Yadav claimed that constitutional bodies and democratic institutions are being undermined under the current administration.

He criticized the administration for attributing youth and student demonstrations to external or foreign influences without thorough, transparent inquiries.

The Purnia MP asserted that farmers, youth, and citizens across the country are growing increasingly dissatisfied with government policies and economic management.

Pappu Yadav's sharp remarks have ignited a fresh political debate in Bihar, drawing attention to questions surrounding investigative oversight, political rhetoric, and accountability.