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Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to Congressman Ashok Gehlot, degraded his position on Wednesday by referring to Rahul Gandhi as “moorkhon ke sardar” (the leader of foolish people). He described as “very unfortunate” the Prime Minister’s jab at the Congress stalwart.
“It is really regrettable. The position of prime minister is honorable…It is less the more criticism it receives. What can you expect from a man who holds a position of respect but says things like this?” stated Gehlot. Leader of the Shiv Sena (UBT), Sanjay Raut, claimed that since Rahul Gandhi would take over as prime minister of the nation in 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is afraid of him.
“The BJP will lose the Assembly elections in five states (Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telangana, and Mizoram) as a result of Rahul Gandhi’s growing national popularity.” “He (PM Modi) is scared because he (Rahul Gandhi) knows he will be the prime minister in 2024,” he continued. In response to Gandhi’s comment that most Indians own cell phones produced in China, Prime Minister Modi referred to Gandhi as the leader of the ignorant on Tuesday.
“A knowledgeable member of Congress stated yesterday that the nation’s citizens solely produce mobile phones produced in China. Which universe do you dwell in, Arre ‘moorkhon ke sardar’? Congressmen have the mental illness of not appreciating what India has accomplished. Without mentioning Gandhi by name, he remarked, “I wonder what foreign glasses they have on that they can’t see in India. Additionally, he asserted that India was the world’s second-largest producer of mobile phones.
What was stated by Rahul Gandhi
Gandhi asserted during an election rally on Monday that his party aspired to turn India into a global industrial powerhouse. “‘Made in China’ is inscribed behind the back of your cell phone, your shirt, and your shoes. Have you noticed the label “made in Madhya Pradesh” on shirts and behind the scenes? We wish to carry out this task,” he declared. Gandhi asserted during a Madhya Pradesh rally on Tuesday that Amit Shah, the home minister, and Prime Minister Modi had stolen the state’s administration.
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