"Avoid Secret Foreign Vacations": Kiren Rijiju's 7 Tips For Rahul Gandhi
In a swipe at Rahul Gandhi, Union minister Kiren Rijiju asked him to "take parliament more seriously and let MPs take part in debates and discussion"
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju launched a scathing attack on the Congress party and its leader Rahul Gandhi on November 5, listing seven suggestions the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha should follow to help the party secure more seats in Parliament. In a post on the social media platform X, Rijiju urged Gandhi to spend more time in India, respect senior leaders, distance himself from those Rijiju termed anti-India, and overcome his deep-seated animosity towards the BJP, RSS, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Rijiju proposed seven changes for Rahul Gandhi to bring about a turnaround in the Congress party's fortunes. These include:
1. Spent more time in India and avoided frequent secret foreign vacations.
2. Respected senior leaders and learned valuable wisdom from elders, as per Indian tradition.
3. Avoided meeting and promoting anti-India people.
4. Ended his deep hatred towards the BJP, RSS, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, treating the BJP as a political opponent, not an enemy.
5. Took Parliament more seriously, allowing MPs to participate in debates and discussions.
6. Respected the Constitution of India and honored constitutional institutions.
7. Allowed the Congress party to function as a democratic party and ended dynastic politics.
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