Amit Shah Criticizes Rahul Gandhi's Remarks on Reservation

Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his comments on reservation. Shah accused Gandhi and the Congress party of having an 'anti-reservation face' and making anti-national statements. The comments were made in response to Gandhi's speech at Georgetown University, where he suggested scrapping reservations when India becomes a fair place.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has lashed out at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of exposing the Congress party's 'anti-reservation face' and habitually making 'anti-national statements.' Shah's comments were a direct response to Gandhi's recent speech at Georgetown University, where the Congress leader hinted at scrapping reservations once India becomes fairer.

In a stern message, Shah assured that as long as the BJP remains in power, no one could abolish reservations or jeopardize national security. The BJP leader criticized Gandhi for allegedly supporting agendas that threaten the nation's unity and security.

Shah took to social media to further condemn Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of making remarks that foster regional, religious, and linguistic divisions. He emphasized that such statements reveal the true, divisive face of the Congress party.

(With inputs from agencies.)