Anurag Thakur Criticizes Opposition's Historical Narrative

In a Lok Sabha debate on the Finance Bill 2025, BJP's Anurag Thakur accused opposition parties of Muslim appeasement and criticized their focus on Mughal emperors over Indian heroes. He highlighted the Modi government's economic measures, contrasting them with past policies.

In a fiery debate in the Lok Sabha on Monday, senior BJP leader Anurag Thakur took aim at opposition parties, accusing them of pandering to Muslim appeasement by recalling Mughal figures like Babur and Aurangzeb.

Thakur emphasized the historical significance of Indian figures like Rana Sanga and Shivaji, urging that these leaders, not the Mughal rulers known for imposing jizya on Hindus, should serve as ideals.

He also lauded the Narendra Modi government's economic policies, noting significant tax reforms and farmer disbursements while questioning the opposition's understanding of fiscal responsibilities.

(With inputs from agencies.)