Ramdas Athawale targeted Rahul Gandhi
Union minister Ramdas Athawale on Tuesday demanded that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s passport should be cancelled to prevent him from “defaming” India during his foreign visits. Addressing a press conference in Palghar, Athawale, minister of state for social justice, said it does not befit Gandhi, the leader of opposition in Lok Sabha, to make “anti-reservation” statements. Replying to a question on some of the remarks made by Rahul Gandhi during his recent US visit, Athawale said, “Rahul Gandhi goes abroad and defames India by making such statements. His passport should be cancelled to prevent him from making such remarks.”
What did Ramdas Athavale say?
Dalit leader Athawale said that Congress will end one day, but reservation will not end. Athawale’s Republican Party of India (A) is a part of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA). He said that forming an alliance with Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Ajit Pawar is not harmful for the prospects of Mahayuti (Grand Alliance). Let us tell you that Rahul Gandhi, who went to America recently, participated in many programs. Rahul Gandhi made many statements in these programs. During this, Rahul Gandhi targeted BJP and RSS a lot.
Ashwin Vaishnav’s advice to Rahul Gandhi
On Tuesday, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnav said about Rahul Gandhi’s statements, “Rahul Gandhi is the leader of the opposition today and this is a constitutional post. It is important that one should speak about the country, whether abroad or in the country, keeping in mind the country’s policies. If one has to be in a responsible post and fulfill it, then one has to work hard on it. If they had to fulfill the responsibility, they were in power for 10 years. They would have discharged it by taking up some responsibility or the other. It is easy to make allegations and spread false propaganda. But for the aspirations of the country, it is necessary to work hard and follow the policy and rules.”
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