Rahul Gandhi's Lok Sabha speech sparks controversy as his remarks get expunged, leading to a heated exchange with BJP members. Dive into the drama surrounding the Opposition leader's statements and the reactions that followed.
Rahul Gandhi recently stirred up a storm in the Indian parliament with his contentious Lok Sabha speech. After parts of his address were expunged from the records, Gandhi responded by arguing that they did not violate the rules. In a bold move, he wrote to Speaker Om Birla requesting the restoration of the expunged segments, setting off a clash with the BJP. The exchange intensified when Union Minister Kiren Rijiju accused the Congress leader of disrespect during Prime Minister Modi's address to ruling bloc MPs.
As the drama unfolded, Gandhi took a jab at PM Modi, highlighting the expunction of his remarks as a reflection of Modi's governance style. The issue escalated further when Gandhi criticized the selective expunction and questioned the Speaker's actions, citing violations of Lok Sabha regulations. The controversy deepened as BJP Kerala president condemned Gandhi for allegedly insulting the Hindu community, adding fuel to the political fire.
In an intriguing turn of events, PM Modi retaliated during a speech in the Parliament, slamming Gandhi and questioning his capabilities with the phrase 'Tumse na ho payega.' This exchange marked a heated showdown between the two political heavyweights, showcasing the intense rivalry and verbal sparring in Indian politics.
To add a twist to the tale, PM Modi's scathing attack on Congress and Gandhi during the Motion of Thanks brought more drama to the forefront. The political arena was abuzz with criticism and counter-accusations, illustrating the high-stakes political theater that unfolds in the Indian parliament.
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Rahul Gandhi wrote to Speaker Om Birla, asserting that the expunged parts of his Lok Sabha speech did not violate Rule 380 and requested its restoration.
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