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“I don’t hate Modi”. Rahul Gandhi

“I don’t hate Modi”. Rahul Gandhi

September 10,2024

During an interactive session with students and teachers at Georgetown University in Washington DC, US, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi spoke about his rivalry with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. “You will be surprised… I don’t hate Modi. He has a point of view; I don’t agree with that point of view, but I don’t hate him. He has a different point of view, and I have a different point of view,” Rahul said.

Rahul Gandhi said PM Modi suffered a “psychological defeat” ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. “He (PM Modi) is a person who was in Gujarat for many years and never faced adverse political circumstances. Then, when he became the Prime Minister of India, suddenly his ideas started to crack,” Rahul Gandhi said

Rahul said, “Then when he said, ‘I talk directly to God’, we understood that we had really upset him, and he was giving up psychologically. People might think that the Prime Minister was just saying, ‘Look, I am special, I am unique, and I talk to God.’ But we did not see it that way. Internally, we saw it as a psychological breakdown of his. He was wondering, ‘Why is everything not working out according to him?'”

Rahul said- 90 percent of the people in the Government of India have access to less than 10 percent of the posts that decide how finance and money will be spent. When you actually look at the financial figures, the tribals get ten paise out of 100 rupees, the Dalits get five rupees out of 100, and the OBCs also get the same amount. The truth is that they are not getting participation. The problem is that 90 percent of India is not able to participate.

Upper caste and the dream of becoming Ambani-Adani
Rahul Gandhi said- There are many people of upper caste who say, ‘Look, what have we done wrong? Why are we being punished?’ You think about decentralization of power. You think about including many more people in the governance of our country. To be honest, with all due respect, I don’t think any of you are ever going to become Ambani or Adani. And there is a reason for this, you cannot do it, because those doors are closed. So the answer of the general caste people should be to open those doors.

After Rahul Gandhi’s statement on turban, the BJP members jumped into the fray. Statements are now coming from all sides on this. BJP leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa accused him of using “hateful words” towards the Sikh community and said, “He (Gandhi) said Sikhs in India are fighting for their identity and the right to practice their religion. Rahul, your dirty politics is sinking the country. You have stooped so low that you allege Sikhs cannot wear turbans and kadas in India… You say Sikhs and gurdwaras are not safe in India.”

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