Kanhaiya Kumar Criticizes BJP's Diplomatic Claim

Kanhaiya Kumar, Congress leader, claims the extradition of Tahawwur Rana from the US is BJP’s tactic to distract from governmental failures. He critiques Union Home Minister Amit Shah's statement hailing it as diplomatic success and questions BJP's previous promises on legislation and Article 370 outcomes.

Kanhaiya Kumar, a notable Congress leader, has criticized the BJP's handling of Tahawwur Rana's extradition, labeling it a diversion from the central government's unmet promises. He dismissed Union Home Minister Amit Shah's assertion of this being a significant diplomatic success for the Modi administration.

Rana, closely linked to David Coleman Headley, stands accused in the 2008 Mumbai attacks. Kumar suggests the BJP lacks notable achievements, using pretexts like the Waqf Bill to sidetrack the public from real issues, questioning the sincerity of a government accused of restricting community freedoms.

Highlighting the BJP's unfulfilled promises post-Article 370 abrogation, Kumar challenges the administration to show tangible economic benefits in Kashmir. Known for activism, the former JNU student leader continues his efforts with a state-wide campaign addressing joblessness and migration in Bihar.

(With inputs from agencies.)