Delhi BJP Protests Over Rahul Gandhi’s Remarks on Hindu Society

Delhi BJP leaders and workers protested against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s remarks on the Hindu society, demanding an apology. Assembled near Jaisalmer House, they moved towards the Congress headquarters, with leaders like Tejasvi Surya and Manoj Tiwari addressing the crowd, accusing Gandhi of disrespecting Hindu society.

On Wednesday, Delhi BJP leaders and workers staged a demonstration in response to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's controversial remarks about the saffron party, demanding an immediate apology from him.

The protestors gathered near Jaisalmer House and attempted to march towards Congress headquarters on Akbar Road, loudly voicing their dissent against Gandhi and his party. BJP Yuva Morcha's national president, Tejasvi Surya, addressed the rally, emphasizing the need to 'vigorously protest against the insult of Hindu society.'

Surya accused Gandhi of unjustly labeling the entire Hindu society as violent, a remark he described as 'unpardonable.' Other BJP leaders, including MPs Manoj Tiwari and Bansuri Swaraj, joined the chorus, criticizing Gandhi for trying to create a false narrative of 'saffron terrorism.' The protestors vowed to continue until Gandhi offers a public apology.

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