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Center-Left Owned by Mathrubhumi Printing & Publishing Co.Rijiju mocks Rahul's debate challenge to Modi, says ‘top-level debates’ need mature people
What's behind this
BJP Telangana President Ramchander Rao on Tuesday, November 3, rebuked Opposition Leader Rahul Gandhi’s social‑media claim that Prime Minister Narendra Modi receives foreign financial support, questioning Gandhi’s own alleged foreign links and saying Gandhi’s party was formed and headed by a foreigner. On the same day, Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut alleged that Nationalist Congress Party leaders are taking directions from the BJP and will eventually join the saffron party, adding that the NCP no longer belongs to Ajit Pawar.
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left · 3 outlets
Rijiju dismisses Rahul Gandhi's challenge to PM Modi for an open debate over allegations of foreign support, drawing a sharp comparison in a post on X
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center · 1 outlet
Reacting to Gandhi's post, Rijiju said, "It's same as Islamic fundamentalists talking about secularism, separatists holding Indian flags and anarchists showing Constitution book."
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right · 4 outlets
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju on Tuesday hit back at Rahul Gandhi over the Congress leader's charge that Prime Minister Narendra Modi relied on “foreign help” to come to power and remain in office. Rijiju compared Gandhi's remarks to “Islamic fundamentalists talking about secularism” and accused him…
— ABP Live
RSS excerpt
Kiren Rijiju takes a swipe at Rahul Gandhi after the Congress leader challenges PM Modi to an open debate over allegations of foreign connections.
