Congress did not loot India. BJP and RSS are looting India completely.

As a party, Congress did not loot India completely.

For certain.

What’s the proof?

You can understand this by looking at Congress party’s financial condition, both now and always.

However, as parties, BJP and RSS are looting India completely.

For certain.

What’s the proof?

You can understand this by looking at the current financial condition that BJP and RSS have acquired during their short period in power.

The wealth needed to buy out India and Indian constitutional institutions entirely came into the hands of BJP and RSS in just five to ten years.

That is only because BJP and RSS looted India completely.

The fact that BJP and RSS managed to build a world-class seven-star office in Delhi and high-standard offices in every nook and corner across India in such a short span of time is also because they looted India completely.

Then the question that arises is:

Did Congress leaders loot India?

The answer to that question is:

If Congress leaders looted India, all those leaders are now in the BJP.

Then what answer follows?

The parties that looted India are BJP and RSS.

Demonetization, arms deals, petrol price hikes, wars, electoral bonds, feeding and fattening the Adanis and Ambanis, the guise of railway–highway development, converting petrol to ethanol — through a thousand such means, under the cover of “progress,” they are looting India and the Indian people.

Those who need to commit corruption do many things, and make it appear as though they’ve done them.

Because it is under the cover of these things done, and made to appear done, that corruption is carried out and made possible.

Using the Right to Information Act, it is not possible to conduct proper scrutiny and monitoring of the financial affairs of political parties in India.

Indian political parties are not willing to come fully under the Right to Information Act.

BJP and RSS are not willing, and do not agree, to disclose everything as per the Right to Information Act.

The Right to Information Act should not be used merely as a tool against a few individuals.