Congress is in a very bad shape and running on the mercy of God: Ram Madhav

National General Secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Ram Madhav on Friday said that the Congress has now started writing love letters praising Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi. Madhav also stated that the party is in a very bad shape now.

Addressing the BJP workers at its Executive Meeting held at the Srimanta Sankardev Kalakshetra auditorium in Guwahati, Madhav said that if things remain the same than congress would not see any development till 2029. He also called both the Congress and All India United Democratic Front as foreign parties.

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Madhav added that the congress does not have any leader and running on the mercy of God. He also expressed confidence that the BJP will win 100 seats in the ensuing 2021 Assam assembly elections. He said that it is not Mathematics that works regarding Assembly seats but Chemistry.

It may be mentioned that with barely six months left for the 2021 assembly election in Assam, the new executive committee members met today in Guwahati. The first executive committee meeting of the newly elected body discussed strategies for the upcoming state assembly election. A large number of senior BJP ministers attended the crucial executive committee meeting.   

The new executive committee of the Assam State BJP was announced on August 4 with eight vice-presidents and four general secretaries.

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