JP Nadda attacks Tharoor for his comments against the BJP, saying, “Look at disdain, elitism, and arrogance.”

NEW DELHI: On Tuesday, JP Nadda, the national president of the Bharatiya Janata Party, attacked Thiruvananthapuram-born Congress candidate Shashi Tharoor for his comments on the party.
Prior to this, Tharoor said that the BJP could only establish bank accounts in Kerala.

“Observe the contempt, elitism, and haughtiness! Typical Congress. The opening of bank accounts for the underprivileged by our government makes us proud! Since Congress was primarily concerned with vote banks and the financial accounts of one dynasty, they never gave it a second thought. Such disjointed elements will be defeated by Kerala,” he said.

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In the Lok Sabha elections, Shashi Tharoor is running against Rajeev Chandrasekhar of the BJP for the Thiruvananthapuram seat.
As part of his electoral campaign, Rajeev Chandrasekhar traveled by rail from Parassala to Thiruvananthapuram Central earlier today.
Given that many individuals take the train for their daily commute, Chandrasekhar said that it was an excellent chance for him to network and discuss his views on the constituencies.
The Union Minister went on to say that people want change because they are tired of neither development nor employment.
“I can see the heartbeat clearly. People are tired of their being no growth, no employment, and no advancement. The high unemployment rate is frustrating young people more and more, and everyone is calling for change. People are interested in learning how a leader, a party, or an MP can change and better their lives. That’s exactly what I’m trying to say. “I believe that Thiruvananthapuram residents share the same goals,” Chandrasekhar said.
In the meantime, Pannyan Raveendran, a former Thiruvananthapuram MP from 2005 to 2009, has been put forward by the CPI.
Kerala’s 20 Lok Sabha seats will cast ballots in a single phase on April 26. On June 4, there will be a count.