Ashish Ranjan
Foreigners don’t know pappu:Rahul Gandhi, according to Union minister Kiren Rijiju, has escalated his threat to India’s unity and is now inciting people to break up the country. Rahul Gandhi’s remarks in London were once more criticized by Rijiju, who this time took a strong position and claimed that the “self-declared” Congress prince had gone too far.
“Indians are aware that Rahul Gandhi is Pappu, but foreigners don’t know ‘pappu’. And it’s not essential to respond to his foolish statements, but the issue is that the anti-India forces are misusing his statements to damage India’s reputation, Kiren Rijiju tweeted.
This self declared Congress Prince has crossed all the limits. This man has become extremely dangerous for India's unity. Now he's provoking people to divide India. India's most popular & loved Hon Prime Minister @Narendramodi Ji's only mantra is 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat'. pic.twitter.com/8LKRybLAZW
— Kiren Rijiju (मोदी का परिवार) (@KirenRijiju) March 8, 2023
Kiren Rijiju claimed that PM Modi’s sole mantra is “Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat” after sharing a video of Rahul Gandhi’s address at Cambridge University in which the Congressman criticized PM Modi for destroying India’s architecture. Rahul Gandhi’s UK tour, during which he spoke at various events and delivered a lecture at his alma mater, came to an end, but the controversy surrounding it is far from over because BJP leaders have taken issue with his remarks and accused him of insulting India on foreign territory.
He was questioned about whether he thinks any Narendra Modi government strategy is good during their interaction in Cambridge. Rahul Gandhi responded by saying that it misses the point entirely to identify one or two positive things in an area where he has fundamental disagreements. “Because in my opinion, Narendra Modi is ruining India’s infrastructure. So, if he is blowing my country or our country to smithereens, I don’t care if he is implementing two or three excellent policies. I believe he is acting in that manner. India cannot accept the notion he is forcing upon it. India is a union of nations, as I already stated.
It is a negotiation, and the union will respond if you attempt to impose one idea on it. A man from the Sikh community is seated here. He belongs to the Sikh faith. In India, there are Muslims, Christians, and a variety of dialects.They’re all from India. Narendra Modi asserts that he is not. Mr. Narendra Modi claims that he is an inferior resident of India. He said, “I don’t concur with him.
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The BJP and the Congress are exchanging fire over Rahul Gandhi’s remarks in London, in which the Congressman criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP administration, questioned Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar’s comprehension of the Chinese danger, and compared the RSS to the Muslim Brotherhood
