BJP's K Annamalai Slams Rahul Gandhi for Attacking Lateral Entry Reforms in UPSC | Top News

Tamil Nadu BJP President K Annamalai on August 19, slammed Congress Leader and Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi over his recent remarks on the lateral entry in the UPSC. While speaking to ANI, he highlighted that how the lateral entries in UPSC can be beneficial for the aspirants who wants to serve for the Government of India.

"Yesterday, Rahul Gandhi suddenly woke up and he came in with one more radical proposal. 2005, Veerappa Moily in the second Administrative Reforms Commission, 10th volume, 325th page, talks about lateral recruitment which they never had the courage to do... Rahul Gandhi wants to stop all this and say, oh, you missed a government service because age is a problem. You miss that age, after that, you can't take an exam at 45. He can call himself a perpetual youth leader but he cannot take the civil service exam because he has crossed the age limit. Now for a common man, if he thinks he still wants to serve the government of India, it's a beautiful opportunity which is a working model successfully happening... There are two kinds of leaders - somebody wants to bring constructive criticism to the job at hand or somebody wants to bring destructive criticism by putting them in the forefront. Now, unfortunately, Rahul Gandhi belongs to the second category which is very unfortunate, and uncalled for an opposition leader," said K Annamalai

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