Rahul Gandhi's Fiery Lok Sabha Speech: 'BJP Does Not Represent Hinduism'

In a potent Lok Sabha speech, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi vehemently attacked the BJP, asserting that the ruling party engages in violence and hatred, which is against Hindu principles. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several cabinet ministers refuted Gandhi's claims, demanding he apologize for his remarks.

In a charged session of the Lok Sabha on Monday, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack on the BJP, stating the ruling party engages in 'violence and hate' and thus cannot represent Hinduism. His remarks ignited protests from the treasury benches.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, intervening twice, accused Gandhi of labeling the entire Hindu community as violent, a claim Gandhi vehemently denied, clarifying his critique was directed solely at the BJP.

Gandhi cited religious teachings and figures like Lord Shiva, Guru Nanak, and Jesus Christ to emphasize fearlessness and non-violence, countering Home Minister Amit Shah's demands for an apology. The debate touched on issues from the Agnipath scheme to the situation in Manipur, with various ministers challenging Gandhi's assertions throughout the session.

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