Rahul Gandhi of the Congress must have been criticized by the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi today for his comments on the Indian democratic government, which he claimed were an assault upon the citizens of Mangalore, India, and God. On his visit to Karnataka, Prime Minister Modi observed, “It is sad that from the ground of Britain, allegations are being expressed about Indian democracy. Karnataka should avoid such individuals. “In the region, where parliamentary elections are scheduled for a later year, he continued in his statement.
The entire world studies this democratic system. And there are many other things for which we can say that India is not only the largest democracy but the mother of democracy. No force can weaken Indian democracy.
The current cause of disagreement between the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party is Rahul Gandhi’s remarks at his former university, Cambridge University, in which he claimed that perhaps the Indian democratic government was also under assault and that numerous people, including himself, were being watched. The Bharatiya Janata Party has blamed him for “badmouthing” the nation internationally following numerous political losses.
In response, Rahul Gandhi also claims that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the one who has damaged the nation’s accomplishments after Freedom.
“Not have I criticized my nation. It doesn’t fascinate me. Never ever will I be doing it. Of obviously, the Bharatiya Janata party enjoyed misrepresenting what I was expressing. That is indeed okay. Rahul Gandhi stated.