Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Anurag Dhanda has questioned journalist Ajit Anjum over his alleged silence on political issues concerning the Congress and a school roof collapse incident in Karnataka.
In a post addressed to Anjum, Dhanda said the journalist appeared to have been busy and therefore had not commented on what he described as the “incompetence” of Rahul Gandhi’s party, as well as the serious issue of a school roof collapsing on children in Karnataka.
Anurag Dhanda Calls for Questions on Karnataka Incident
Dhanda urged Anjum to take note of the issue and said he hoped the journalist would raise questions about the Karnataka incident.
His remarks were framed as a criticism of what he perceived as a lack of media scrutiny of the Congress and the Karnataka incident.
Earlier Post Targeted Rahul Gandhi
In another post shared on September 3, Dhanda directly referred to Rahul Gandhi while addressing Ajit Anjum.
Dhanda questioned whether Gandhi was responsible for what happened in Karnataka and urged Anjum to ask what he described as a strong and direct question about the incident.
Political Debate Over Media Scrutiny
Dhanda’s comments have brought the issue into a wider political discussion over the role of journalists in questioning political parties and leaders on serious public issues.
The AAP leader’s remarks specifically targeted Anjum and called for greater scrutiny of the Congress and Rahul Gandhi in connection with the Karnataka incident.
