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Rahul Gandhi's statements removed: Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Monday attacked the central government during the debate on the President's address in Parliament. He gave a 90-minute speech in Parliament and spoke on 20 issues including Hinduism, Agniveer. Meanwhile, some of Rahul Gandhi's statements from the speech given in the Lok Sabha have been removed from the record. This includes statements of businessmen Adani and Ambani.
Rahul Gandhi surrounded the government on 20 issues
Rahul Gandhi's statement in which he accused the BJP of misbehaving with minorities has also been removed from the Lok Sabha records. Apart from this, the statement that this is not Agniveer Sena's plan but PMO's and the people who indulged in violence are self-proclaimed Hindus has also been removed from the record. To corner the government, Rahul Gandhi brought pictures of Lord Shiva, Guru Nanak and Jesus Christ. During his address, Rahul Gandhi showed the picture of Lord Shiva and said that 'Lord Shiva does not teach to fear anyone nor does he teach anyone to fear.' Rahul Gandhi cornered the government on 20 issues. These include Hindu, Agniveer, farmers, Manipur, NEET, unemployment, demonetization, GST, MSP, violence, fear, religion, Ayodhya, Gujarat, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Prime Minister and Speaker.
PM Modi and Amit Shah objected to Rahul's statement
Along with Prime Minister Modi, Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh also criticized Rahul Gandhi's statement. As soon as Rahul Gandhi made a Hindu statement in Parliament, there was an uproar. After this, Prime Minister Modi stood up from his seat and objected to Rahul Gandhi's statement. After Rahul Gandhi's statement, Prime Minister Modi said that 'It is wrong to call Hindu society violent.' Then Home Minister Amit Shah also objected to Rahul Gandhi's statement and said that it is an insult to crores of Hindus. It is wrong to associate violence with any religion. Rahul Gandhi should apologize.