Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi for open debate on 'foreign help'
Gandhi says Modi should face questions on foreign influence, the financial system and the Adani case in a public debate with media present.
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah challenged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday to debate 'vote chori' allegations, infiltrators, and the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Parliament.
- This confrontation follows the INDIA bloc's rally in Delhi on Sunday, where opposition leaders accused the Election Commission of facilitating large-scale voter deletions through the SIR exercise.
- Gandhi renewed his challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday for an open debate, questioning the financial system, the Adani case, and alleged foreign interference in a video message.
- Dismissing allegations as 'baseless,' Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman criticized the mock parliament exercise as a 'mockery of Parliament' and challenged the opposition to debate in the House with evidence.
- The political battle persists as the BJP continues the SIR exercise nationwide while the Congress demands the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar ahead of 2027 Punjab Assembly elections.
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'Anti-national', 'Foreign Hand'? Prove It In a Public Debate, Rahul Gandhi Challenges Modi Again
'The youth of the country will watch, you will be there, I will be there, and you can make anyone the judge,' said the LoP in a post on X challenging the prime minister to prove his allegations in a public debate with him.
'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 will be PM only in 'mock Parliament': Assam CM Sarma mocks INDIA bloc's impeachment motion against CEC
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma took a swipe at Rahul Gandhi over the INDIA bloc's symbolic impeachment motion against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, saying the Congress leader would become Prime Minister only in a mock Parliament, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi would hold the position in the actual Parliament.
Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi to open debate over foreign links - The Tribune
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday hit back at PM Narendra Modi over his allegations that Opposition leaders were taking foreign help to destabilise the country, accusing the PM himself of depending on foreign support to remain in power and challenging him to an open debate.
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