## Congress Leader Pawan Khera Attacks BJP, Questions 10-Year Performance
In response to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent remarks, Congress leader Pawan Khera launched a scathing attack on the BJP government, questioning their performance over the past ten years. Khera accused the BJP of attempting to undermine the Constitution and questioned their commitment to democracy.
Khera's attack came ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, which are seen as a crucial test for the BJP's hold on power. He argued that the elections will determine the fate of the Constitution and whether it will be preserved or altered.
Khera criticized the BJP's statements regarding potential changes to the Constitution, pointing out inconsistencies and a lack of clarity. He also highlighted the CAG report on the Bharatmala Project, which revealed serious lapses and irregularities.
Furthermore, Khera slammed the central agencies, the ED and CBI, for their selective targeting of individuals based on their political affiliations. He questioned the BJP's achievements over the past decade and accused them of neglecting their responsibilities.
Khera concluded his remarks by taking a jab at the BJP's relationship with Pakistan, stating that the Congress "did tukde of Pakistan" while the BJP seems to hold a strange affection for the country.
The Lok Sabha elections will be held in seven phases starting April 19, with the results to be announced on June 4. The outcome of the elections will have a significant impact on the future of India and its democracy.