Congress Infighting Unveiled as BJP Targets Dalit Leader Kumari Selja

Congress leader Kumari Selja's absence from Haryana assembly polls campaign stirs controversy. BJP accuses Congress of being 'anti-Dalit.' Union minister Amit Shah criticizes Congress for sidelining Selja. Selja deflects questions, maintains loyalty to Congress. BSP supremo Mayawati urges Dalit leaders to abandon Congress.

Congress leader Kumari Selja's absence from campaigning for the Haryana assembly polls has ignited controversy. The BJP has intensified its criticism, accusing the Congress party of internal strife and holding an 'anti-Dalit' stance, as highlighted by Union Minister Amit Shah.

In response, Selja reaffirmed her allegiance to the Congress while deflecting questions about her purported dissatisfaction, stating that these are internal matters of the party.

The Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) chief, Mayawati, also weighed in, urging Dalit leaders to sever ties with the Congress, exacerbating the tensions surrounding the assembly polls.

(With inputs from agencies.)