On Monday, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP government of dodging accountability regarding the recent collapse of the Satya Niketan building. He expressed concern over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s tendency to demean critics, citing terms like “dimagi Naxal” and “naraaz fufa” used against those who challenge the government’s actions.
“Every time, lives, dreams, and aspirations get buried under rubble — and every time, any real action is nowhere to be found.
The Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha asked what the excuse for this helplessness was when Delhi has a “triple-engine” government, saying it stems from a lack of intent. “There Is No Accountability,” Gandhi said in his post in Hindi on X, using the hashtag “TINA”. Gandhi said that every time, the BJP government follows the same shameful pattern — no prevention before accidents, just grandstanding after them, and pinning the blame on a few low-level officers, while the real culprits remain unaccountable. And when you demand accountability, the prime minister himself slaps you with insulting labels like ‘dimagi Naxal and naraaz phoopha’ — the intent being to shame, defame, and silence anyone who dares to ask questions,” he said. “The helplessness stems from a lack of intent — because where there’s no intent, there’s no accountability either,” Gandhi said.
