New Delhi, Oct. 22 -- Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president Nitin Nabin on Wednesday said the ideals of "Nation First" on which Bharatiya Jana Sangh was founded, will keep the country united, as he criticised the Congress and the INDIA bloc. Addressing the 75th foundation day programmed of the Jana Sangh in New Delhi, Nabin said: "I am confident that the ideals and values planted by the Jana Sangh will continue to inspire 140 crore Indians to remain united and move forward in the national interest." Nabin said the Jana Sangh's early opposition to the Congress government was necessary because the ruling party had drifted away from its ideals and objectives after Independence. Without that opposition, he said, divisive tendencies that sought to fragment the country would have continued after freedom. "Congress governments only raised slogans about poverty, but the benefits of development schemes never reached the last person in society," he said....