Rahul Gandhi Renews Debate Challenge to Modi, Raises US Trade Deal, Adani and Epstein Issues
Gandhi said Modi can pick the judge as he pressed for a public debate on foreign links, financial deals and other allegations.
- On Tuesday, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi renewed his challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for an open public debate on alleged foreign links, the US trade deal, and the Adani case.
- Gandhi noted 24 hours had passed since his initial challenge, emphasizing the need to discuss the Epstein controversy and India's financial system openly with the Prime Minister.
- To facilitate the debate, Gandhi suggested Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh chief Mohan Bhagwat could serve as judge while referencing around 45 defamation cases filed against him as context for public accountability.
- Gandhi proposed the debate occur with media and the country's youth present, stating, "There are so many things like that on which we'll have an open discussion."
- Urging Modi to accept without delay, Gandhi wrote, "Do it as soon as possible, don't be afraid," emphasizing transparency on the disputed issues.
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'Don't Be Afraid': Rahul Gandhi Challenges PM Modi To Debate Alleged Foreign Links, Adani Case & US Deal
Congress leader asks Modi to choose a venue for an open discussion, raising questions over alleged foreign links, the US trade deal, the Adani case and the Epstein controversy
Rahul Gandhi renews debate challenge to Modi, raises US trade deal, Adani and Epstein issues
In a pointed post on social media platform X, Rahul said Modi could choose any venue and appoint anyone he wanted to moderate the proposed debate, even suggesting that RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat could be the judge.
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