Ashok Chavan, who joined BJP after breaking the relationship of two generations with Congress, has openly said that his ideology will not change overnight.
He said in an interview to Hindustan Times that I know that it is not possible to change one’s ideology overnight. I will understand the ideology of BJP.
Apart from this, it is also worth noting that it is not necessary that I agree with everything. I need time to understand about those things.
Apart from this, we also have to see what is the need of the time. More important than secularism is how we are prepared for the future as a country.
Linking the question of ideology to PM Narendra Modi, he said that what he is doing is visible to the whole world. You see the mood of the country. The mandate is with him because he is doing the right things. Not only this, he also said on the decision to leave Congress that it did not happen suddenly. I have been watching for the last few days how things are being stopped.
Lok Sabha elections are round the corner and Congress had no preparation. In such a situation, instead of wasting my time, I decided to choose the right option. I also got a chance to work at the national level.
Ashok Chavan said that PM Narendra Modi is doing great work at the national and international level. On the other hand the opposition is weak.
When asked whether you left Congress under pressure from central agencies? He said this is a lie. Congress people should analyze themselves instead of making such allegations against me.
One should wonder how the party reached this level. Now as far as the Adarsh Housing scam is concerned, at present there is no case pending against me.
‘Congress must be happy that the competition has reduced’
He said that I have already said that it was a political accident. I had to struggle a lot with this. This issue was prepared politically.
All this happened when Congress was in power both at the Center and in the state. Is he raising questions on any particular person? On this Ashok Chavan said that I do not believe in criticizing anyone.
However, some people in Congress will be happy that now the competition for them has reduced.