New Delhi. Politics has started regarding the tragic building accident in Satya Niketan area of Delhi. Congress MP and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi has cornered the government regarding this incident. He said that, every time, lives, dreams and aspirations are buried under the debris – and every time action is missing. In the last 12 years, this government has been taking you round by talking about the world, but has not talked about the issue.
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Rahul Gandhi wrote on Social Media
The collapse of a building filled with students in Satya Niketan is not an isolated tragedy. In the last 4 months, 6 people died in such tragedy in Saidulajab, fire in Hauz Rani took 22 lives. Each time, lives, dreams and aspirations are buried under the debris – and each time, action is missing. And when you demand accountability, the Prime Minister himself gives you derogatory labels like “mindless Naxal, angry uncle” – the objective is to embarrass, defame and silence those who ask questions.
He further wrote, in the last 12 years, this government kept you going round and round by talking about the world, but did not talk about the issue. There is a “triple engine” government in Delhi, so why is it helpless now? There is helplessness of intention – because where there is no intention, there is no accountability. There Is No Accountability.
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