BJP's Corruption Scandal Alleges Sule Ahead of Elections

Supriya Sule accuses the ruling BJP and its allies of being plagued by corruption and disrespecting Maharashtra's icons. Ahead of state assembly polls, Sule claims they lack opposition arguments, while she defends NCP's history of farmer support. Criticism arises over the BJP's 'anti-women' stance and historical distortion.

In a sharp critique ahead of the November 20 Maharashtra assembly elections, Supriya Sule, working president of the NCP (SP), has lambasted the ruling BJP and its allies for deep-rooted corruption.

Sule alleged on Monday that the BJP was guilty of insulting Maharashtra's revered icons and spreading manipulated historical narratives.

As the Lok Sabha member from Baramati sees it, the ruling party has nothing substantial to criticize the opposition with, given their own mired state of corruption. Meanwhile, Sule highlighted the NCP and Congress's track record of farmer support and dismissed claims of copied schemes.

(With inputs from agencies.)