Rahul Gandhi accepts invitation for public debate, BJP asks 'Who is he?.

 

Rahul Gandhi accepts invitation for public debate with PM Modi; BJP reacts: 'Who is he?' Congress MP No.

Rahul Gandhi on Saturday said he or party chief Mallikarjun Kharge would be happy to participate in the public debate on the Lok Sabha elections and hoped that Prime Minister Modi would also accept the invitation. The BJP immediately countered and asked whether Rahul Gandhi was the political candidate of the Congress Party. Article

Madan B Lokur, Justice (Retd), Justice (Retd), Former Chairman of the Law Commission of India Ajit P Shah and Congress Party Expert N Ram wrote a letter to the Congress leader and the Prime Minister earlier this week We invite them to the platform to discuss important election issues .

In the letter written to the country's leaders, it was stated that the discussions were irrelevant and beneficial to all citizens.

"It would be good if big politicians present their vision for the country from the platform of healthy democracy," Rahul Gandhi said in a statement, adding that the nation was looking forward to Modi joining the debate. Rahul Gandhi said he discussed the invitation with Malikajun Haq and agreed that such a discussion would help people "understand our vision and give them the knowledge to make choices".

In his response to the invitation, Rahul Gandhi said: "It is very important for our party to eliminate an untrue claim. Accordingly, the major parties participating in the elections, the public must listen directly to their leaders."

"Therefore, I and the Congress President will be happy to participate in the discussion," he added.

BJP hits back at Rahul Gandhi

Many BJP leaders, including Tejasvi Suriya, objected to Rahul Gandhi's letter, saying Rahul Gandhi "is not even the President of the Congress Party, let alone the Indian Union".

"Who is Rahul Gandhi that Prime Minister Modi should be discussing? Rahul Gandhi is not even the Prime Ministerial candidate of the Congress party, let alone the Union of India. Let him declare himself as the Prime Ministerial candidate of the Congress first, he said: He said that he will be responsible for the defeat of his party and then invited the Prime Minister to debate. Until then, we are ready to get into the crossfire on behalf of our BJYM experts.