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Spend more time in India: Rijiju takes jibe at Rahul, list conditions for Congress to ‘win more MPs’

Rijiju mocked Gandhi after his debate challenge to Modi, saying Congress could gain more MPs if he followed seven conditions.

  • On Wednesday, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju mocked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi by listing seven conditions Congress must meet to "win more MPs," including avoiding "secret foreign vacations" and respecting Indian traditions.
  • Rijiju's comments followed Gandhi's repeated challenges for an open debate with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, where Gandhi alleged Modi was a "traitor" and questioned his foreign connections.
  • Among his suggestions, the minister asked Gandhi to "end deep hatred against BJP, RSS and Modi Ji," respect constitutional institutions, and "treat BJP as political opponent, not enemy."
  • Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge dismissed the criticisms, urging the Prime Minister to face questions regarding alleged "vote theft" and his refusal to engage in debate.
  • Rijiju defended his "Dimaagi Naxal" terminology as a term, not narrative, while the government maintains opposition leaders who walk out of the House undermine parliamentary debates.
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Union Minister Kiren Rijiju shares seven suggestions for Rahul Gandhi to improve Congress's performance, advising him to spend more time in India and avoid foreign trips.

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Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has posted seven pieces of advice on social media for Congress MP Rahul Gandhi. Rijiju said that if Rahul Gandhi heeds these advice, Congress can win more MPs.

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ABP News broke the news in India on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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