'PM Modi does not sleep at night, Amit Shah has disappeared': Rahul mocks Centre
Rahul Gandhi firmly asserted that the Congress party's primary function is to enhance the expression of India’s citizens. He articulated concerns about the government's tendencies to silence dissent and manipulate information. Furthermore, Gandhi lambasted the government’s foreign policy strategies and the failure of the RSS to comprehend the complexities of contemporary Indian society.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi mocked the government and its leaders during the Ratchnatmak Congress National Convention. He claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi does not sleep at night due to the unsettled nature of the BJP-led government. Gandhi also accused Home Minister Amit Shah of disappearing, as he could not enter the Parliament House.
The Congress leader stated that the party's job is to make India "express itself" and that the BJP’s attempt to impose an order on the country is not favored by the people. He criticized the RSS, stating its members have no understanding of contemporary India. Rahul further criticized the government's foreign policy, specifically the Iran war, and alleged that the government was suppressing information about the country's border situation with China.
He also questioned the government's response to the Galwan clash and claimed that India's position had weakened its negotiations with China.
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