RSS Aims at Weakening Left Movement, Says Vijayaraghavan
Rahul Gandhi praised Vaiko as one of Parliament’s most consistent voices while speaking at the launch of his book, officials said.
- On Tuesday, Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi attended the release of 'Vaiko in Parliament' at the Constitution Club of India, praising MDMK leader Vaiko for his consistency.
- Gandhi attacked the BJP and RSS, accusing them of promoting a 'dangerous and caustic idea' that suggests 'this country is not an expression of the many.'
- Referencing recent NEET-UG protests, Rahul said students are in 'severe pain' and do not need Prime Minister Narendra Modi's forgiveness, but an 'apology for his government.'
- Several opposition leaders including Akhilesh Yadav, P Chidambaram, and D Raja attended the event, which Gandhi noted represented the 'idea of India' in their own way.
- Gandhi asserted that every state has the right to its own culture and language, warning that India will never accept any history or culture being 'trampled upon by anybody.
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Rahul said the students are on the streets because of the RSS attempts to change the country's history, adding that “India will not tolerate its history to be trampled upon by anybody”. The book titled “Vaiko in Parliament” was released at the Constitution Club of India.
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