Modi's Fiery Rebuke: Rahul Gandhi's 'Childish Mind' and Congress's Defeat

Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a strong counterattack on Rahul Gandhi and the Congress, mocking Gandhi as having a 'childish mind' and accusing the party of spreading lies and anarchy. Modi highlighted the BJP’s successes and criticized Congress’s response to their electoral defeat, calling for stringent measures to protect parliamentary democracy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a searing rebuttal to opposition leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday, deriding Gandhi for his 'childish mind' and accusing the Congress of perpetuating falsehoods and anarchy. Speaking in the Lok Sabha during a nearly 18-hour discussion on the Motion of Thanks to the President's Address, Modi emphasized the BJP-led NDA's historic electoral victory, condemning the Congress for its 'fake victory celebrations.'

Modi criticized the Congress for its poor election performance, labeling it a 'parasitic party' dependent on allies to boost its tally. He called Gandhi's conduct in the House 'childish' and accused him of compromising parliamentary decorum. The Prime Minister urged Speaker Om Birla to take stringent action to safeguard parliamentary democracy.

Modi's speech also touched on allegations of Congress spreading anarchy through divisive politics and economic mismanagement. He defended the BJP's reforms and modernization efforts, particularly in the defense sector, while reaffirming his government's commitment to fighting corruption and upholding the Constitution.

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