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News India Live, Digital Desk: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, in a press conference on Wednesday, gave such a strange example to target the Modi government, which has now created a political uproar. Rahul Gandhi compared the functioning of the government to a “Brazilian model holds hydrogen bomb” After which the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) launched a sharp attack on him and even called him anti-women and racist.
What did Rahul Gandhi say?
Criticizing the government’s policies, Rahul Gandhi said, “The work of the Modi government is like a beautiful Brazilian model, who has a hydrogen bomb in her hand. On the surface, everything looks very good and attractive, but in reality it is very dangerous and destructive.”
BJP’s sharp retort: ”An Italian woman had also voted here”
As soon as Rahul made this statement, BJP did not waste any time in retaliating. BJP’s national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawala surrounded Rahul Gandhi and reminded him of old issues and directly targeted his mother Sonia Gandhi.
Poonawalla said, “This is not the first time that Congress has made such anti-women and apartheid remarks. Just some time ago, Sam Pitroda had said objectionable things about the complexion of South Indians. Now Rahul Gandhi is mentioning the Brazilian model. This shows his feudal and anti-women mentality.”
After this Poonawala made a direct attack and said, “They should remember that an Italian woman (Sonia Gandhi) has also voted in India. Then they had no objection? Before mentioning foreign models, they should look inside themselves.”
“An attempt to divert attention from the flop show”
The BJP spokesperson also alleged that Rahul Gandhi’s press conference was a “flop show” and he was making such absurd statements to divert attention from his failure. Referring to the women-friendly schemes of the Modi government, such as Ujjwala Yojana, Matru Vandana Yojana, Poonawala said that Congress has always insulted women, while PM Modi has worked to empower them.
This one statement by Rahul Gandhi has sparked a new debate in politics, where issues of development and policies have been left behind and personal attacks have intensified.