Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi for open debate on 'foreign help'
- On Monday, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to an open debate, accusing him of occupying the Prime Minister's chair with "foreign help" to destabilize India.
- During his Gujarat visit on Saturday, Prime Minister Modi accused the opposition of acting as an "Avrodh Paksh"—an obstructionist force—rather than legitimate opposition, claiming they spread lies and create instability.
- Gandhi alleged Modi relies on "foreign help" to remain in power, claiming "Your financial system is fully controlled and supported by foreigners. Foreign social media fully backs you," in a post on X.
- The Prime Minister further accused opposition figures of "shredding the boundaries of the Constitution," while Gandhi retorted that Modi "won't dare" debate because he is "terrified of what I know about you."
- Both sides continue trading claims regarding foreign influence and national stability, with Modi questioning who meets anti-India forces abroad and Gandhi demanding an open debate to expose what he knows.
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Rahul Gandhi dares Modi to open debate on 'foreign help'
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to an open debate regarding Modi's accusations that the opposition is seeking foreign help to destabilise India. Gandhi retorted by claiming Modi himself became and remains PM due to foreign assistance, accusing him of lying. Modi had previously criticised the opposition for obstructing national development and aligning with anti-India forces.
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