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Congress Accuses Government of Using Legislative Bill as Smoke Screen

Congress leader Pawan Khera has slammed the BJP’s proposed Prevention of Insults to National Honour (Amendment) Bill, 2026, labeling the legislation a calculated distraction. He argues the move serves to deflect public scrutiny from mounting national pressures, including unresolved controversies surrounding the education sector and the Ayodhya temple donations.

Congress Accuses Government of Using Legislative Bill as Smoke Screen

Khera contends that the government is prioritizing symbolic legislative maneuvers over substantive governance. By pushing this amendment, he suggests the ruling party aims to shift the narrative away from the persistent NEET controversy and broader management failures within the education ministry. This strategy, according to the Congress leader, ignores the grievances voiced by activists like Sonam Wangchuk and various public advocacy groups, leaving systemic issues unaddressed.

Beyond educational concerns, Khera highlighted a growing resentment within Hindu communities regarding alleged mismanagement and theft of donations intended for the Ayodhya Ram Temple. He claims this perceived betrayal by BJP, RSS, and VHP leadership has deepened public distrust. These tensions, compounded by frequent opposition walkouts in protest of government provocations, reflect what Khera describes as an ongoing erosion of democratic institutions under the current administration.

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