Priyanka Gandhi slams Modi govt for abstaining from UN motion on Gaza

By Jagadananda Pradhan

(Fast Mail):-- Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Saturday,slammed the BJP government, saying that our government's decision to abstain on the UN motion for the protection of civilians and upholding legal and humanitarian obligations in Gaza is “shameful” and disappointing.

In a post on “Bhadra said,”The government is refusing to take a stand when 60,000 people, mostly women and children have been killed already, an entire population is being confined and starved to death.

Bhadra,the Wayanad MP said this is a tragic reversal of our anti-colonial legacy and alleged that not only are we standing silent while Mr Netanyahu annihilates an entire nation, we are cheering on as his government attacks Iran and assassinates its leadership in flagrant violation of its sovereignty and complete contravention of all international norms.

She questioned, the Modi government, as to how can we, as a nation, just abandon the principles of our constitution, and the values of our freedom struggle that led the way for an international arena based on peace and humanity?

“There is no justification for this”,she added.

She said in her post that true global leadership demands the courage to defend justice, India has shown this courage unfailingly in the past.

“In a world that is increasingly divisive, we must reclaim our voice for humanity and stand fearlessly for truth and non-violence”,Priyanka Gandhi Bhadra said .

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