BJP shares video of ‘Youth Congress’ workers in Nagpur partying days after Rahul Gandhi was seen in Nepali pub

Congress youth workers celebrate in Nagpur

Even though the row over Rahul Gandhi’s visit to a nightclub in Nepal has not died down, another video was shared by the BJP in which the party claimed that new members of the Maharashtra Pradesh Youth office Congress were partying in Nagpur.

BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla posted the video on Twitter in which he claimed Youth Congress bureau members were seen partying at a time when the Sonia Gandhi-led party was doing faced with an existential crisis.

Poonawalla wrote: “”Training? To party? “Maharashtra Pradesh Youth Congress New Bureau Members Camp! Watch the video and listen to the songs! Rahul in Nepali pub, netas juniors in ‘party training’ camp.”

Taking a jibe at Rahul Gandhi, the tweet further stated, “Follower of Jaisa Neta vaise (As leader, as followers).”

The 24-second clip shared by the BJP national spokesperson on May 12 received nearly five thousand likes, over 100 retweets and several likes. In the video, people can be seen dancing to loud music in a party room where too many flashes are falling on the floor.

In another tweet, Poonawalla said, “INC = I Need Celebration & Party.”

He even shared the list of songs that were played during the evening. “Peele peele oh marjaani” (drink drink oh beloved). “Nayak nahi khalnayak hoon main” (I’m a villain not a hero,” the tweet read.

In another tweet, Poonawalla posted a video in which he said, “As the saying goes ‘jaisa raja, waisi praja’, just as the paramount chief was seen partying in a night club in Nepal, young Congress leaders in a boot camp in Nagpur what was supposed to be a party boot camp or rather a “party boot camp”.

He further said, “It is clear that for the Congress party, ‘partying’ is more important than party work and so, even as Rajasthan simmers, even as their (Congress) government in Maharashtra is grappling with one problem after another… young Congress workers are busier with party and dance training sessions.”

He said the new Congress slogan is “Party bandh ho chuki hai, par party yuhi chalegi (political party operation has stopped, but the party will continue). The party can go wherever it needs to go, but the party must go on until dawn comes.”

“The government of Maharashtra is struggling with one issue after another with fake cases being slapped against people and the ruling MVA government indulging in corruption and instead of addressing these issues young leaders are doing the party in training camps.”

On May 3, a video of Rahul Gandhi partying in a nightclub in Kathmandu was shared by BJP leaders, after which a controversy was sparked to which Congress fought back and asked “what is -what’s wrong with that?”

The video was tweeted by Amit Malviya, head of the BJP’s IT cell. He said: “Rahul Gandhi was in a nightclub when Mumbai was under siege. He is in a nightclub at a time when his party is exploding. He is consistent. Interestingly, shortly after Congress refused to ‘outsourcing his presidency, blockbuster jobs started on their candidate for prime minister.’

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