Kiren Rijiju Accuses Rahul Gandhi Of Insulting India On Foreign Soil

Rahul Gandhi, according to Union Minister Kiren Rijiju, has become extremely dangerous to India’s unity and is now provoking people to divide the country. Rijiju took a strong stance this time when criticizing Rahul Gandhi’s statements in London, saying the “self-declared” Congress prince has exceeded all bounds. “People in India recognize Rahul Gandhi as Pappu, but foreigners are unaware of this. And it is not necessary to respond to his Foolish Statements, but the issue is that his Anti-India statements are being used by Anti-India Forces to tarnish India’s image “Kiren Rijiju took to Twitter.

Criticism Of Rijiju Towards Rahul Gandhi

Kiren Rijiju said PM Modi’s only mantra is ‘Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat,’ after sharing a video of Rahul Gandhi’s speech at Cambridge University in which the Congress leader criticized PM Modi for destroying India’s architecture. Rahul Gandhi’s UK tour, during which he gave a lecture at his alma mater and spoke at various gatherings, has concluded, but the controversy surrounding it is far from over, with BJP leaders objecting to his statements and accusing him of insulting India on foreign soil.

Rahul’s Denial Of Everything

During his conversation in Cambridge, he was asked if he thought any of the Narendra Modi government’s policies were good. In response, Rahul Gandhi stated that finding one or two good things in a realm with which he fundamentally disagrees misses the point entirely. “Because, in my opinion, Narendra Modi is destroying India’s architecture. So I don’t care if he’s implementing two or three good policies or if he’s blowing my country or our country to smithereens. That’s what I believe he’s doing. He is imposing an idea on India that it will not accept. As previously stated, India is a confederation of states.

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It’s a negotiation, and if you try to impose one idea on a union, it will respond. I have a Sikh gentleman seated here. He belongs to the Sikh faith. In India, there are Muslims, Christians, and various languages… They are all from India. Mr. Narendra Modi insists that he is not. Mr. Narendra Modi claims he is treated as a second-class citizen in India. “I disagree with him,” he stated.

The BJP and the Congress are at odds over Rahul Gandhi’s London statements, in which the Congress leader criticized PM Modi and the BJP government, doubted foreign minister S Jaishankar’s understanding of the Chinese threat, and compared the RSS to the Muslim Brotherhood.