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Center Owned by Daily Thanthi GroupAfter Rahul's open debate dare, Kharge says it's time Modi faces questions on 'vote chori'
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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman both challenged opposition leader Rahul Gandhi to debate in the Indian Parliament. Gupta posted on X on 4 November 2026, inviting Gandhi to the Parliament of India in New Delhi and noting that no visa is required, adding a reference to the 1975 Emergency. Sitharaman, speaking on the same day, rebuked Gandhi’s call for a public debate with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and asserted that Parliament is the appropriate forum for such exchanges.
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NEW DELHI: A day after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi dared Narendra Modi to an open debate, party president Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday said the prime minister should come forward and face the questions on “vote chori” that the nation is posing. In a post on X, Kharge also said that Modi has no…
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NEW DELHI: A day after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi dared Narendra Modi to an open debate, party president Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday said the prime minister should come forward and face the questions on “vote chori” that the nation is posing. In a post on X, Kharge also said that Modi has no…
