Governments can be criticized and should be criticized. But there is a difference between criticizing governments and attacking India. Attacking India is purely anti-national and deserves the harshest punishment.
Rahul Gandhi: The Pinocchio of Indian Politics
Part 4 - The Uncouth Motormouth
The responsibility for taking India’s political discourse to such low levels of civility lies purely with Rahul Gandhi. Rahul Gandhi has been deliberately indulging in these theatrics with a definitive idea of spoiling the country’s public discourse.
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Arrogance and ego are close cousins. Each of Rahul Gandhi’s narratives are coated with arrogance and ego and each appear as illogical as his previous ones. Those who cannot stop Narendra Modi through democratic ways are indulging in rowdiness here. This is the pessimistic way of Rahul Gandhi; this is the pessimistic way of the Congress. Rahul Gandhi believes if he can’t contribute anything positive, he might as well play the spoiler.
Rape in India: Rahul Gandhi’s senseless jibes against Prime Minister Modi often ridicule the country as well. In order to undermine Narendra Modi’s call for Aatmanirbhar Bharat or ‘Make in India’, Rahul Gandhi said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi said ‘Make in India’ but today what we see is “Rape in India”. Should such serious matters of women safety be reduced to such smuttiness?
Rahul Gandhi’s politics suffers cheap populism. He doesn’t seem to realize that the country — with rising aspirations and a progressively younger demography — is proudly marching towards becoming self-reliant, and his cheap diatribes impress no one but a few Congress stooges. Before coming up with such despicable collations, Rahul Gandhi should remember the rising graph of violent crimes against women during the UPA tenure. Rahul Gandhi should remember that his loyal confidante, Sheila Dikshit remembered the unfortunate Nirbhaya rape case as an attempt by the central government — which he and his mother were remote-controlling — to pin the blame for their unresponsive stance over to the Delhi government. The UPA government under Rahul and Sonia Gandhi was busy shaking off its responsibility at a time when the entire country was shaken to its core and yet Rahul Gandhi, has the audacity to take filthy potshots at Narendra Modi.
Khoon Ki Dalali: Rahul Gandhi led Congress has been at the forefront of undermining and even mocking the surgical strikes carried out by India’s armed forces under PM Narendra Modi. In 2016, Rahul Gandhi accused the Prime Minister of doing ‘khoon ki dalaali‘ by speaking about India’s much improved security scenario. After facing heavy criticism, Rahul Gandhi issued a half-hearted clarification through Twitter.
Since the time Sonia Gandhi took over the Congress, the Congress party has been consistently insulting and undermining India’s security forces. What the top echelons believe, their servants execute. Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit compared India’s first Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat to General Reginal Dyer — the man responsible for the Jallianwala Bagh massacre — and called the late COAS General Bipin Rawat as “Sadak Ka Gunda“. Many in the Indian media have shown that some leaders in the UPA-II government had sought to build a false narrative that the Army was planning a “coup” while VK Singh was the Army chief in early 2012, perhaps because VK Singh started an anti-corruption campaign in the Army.
Rahul Gandhi and his party, which is already on the brink of being non-existent is facing a bankruptcy of ideas. They are always on an insidious and an invidious venture to tarnish Narendra Modi and haves sunk too low in breaking protocols of civility — nothing good will come of such crooks.
Foulmouthed Minions: Congress believes in gathering minions not by merit but by their loyalty towards the Gandhis. Minions who will willingly shoot themselves in the foot by comparing India to a failing state like Pakistan or by abusing our national icons, just because of Rahul Gandhi’s single-minded hatred and obsession with Prime Minister Narendra Modi — both as a person and office-holder. These Congressmen, irrespective of whether or not they back Rahul Gandhi’s view, cannot go against the family’s wishes as their politics has all been about ingratiating themselves with it.
The comments that were made about the first-ever tribal woman President of the country reflect a similar condescension, which has become an institutional character of the Congress party. Congress leader Ajoy Kumar described Narendra Modi led NDA’s Presidential candidate Droupadi Murmu as someone representing an “evil philosophy of India”. The inherent need that forces Rahul Gandhi’s minions to stoop to such low levels is what Rahul Gandhi has managed to achieve in his life as a politician.
Congress leaders under the tutelage of the Gandhis have taken India’s political discourse to a bottomless pit. Even after becoming the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi was called the “most stupid PM”, Jawanon ke khoon ka dalaal. He was compared to Gaddafi, Benito Mussolini, Hitler. They called him “mentally ill”, Neech aadmi.
The list of abuses hurled at Narendra Modi is massive. Priyanka Gandhi called him Duryodhana; Mani Shankar Aiyar called him a neech aadmi; Ghulam Nabi Azad called him Ganguteli; Jairam Ramesh described him as Bhasmasur; Salman Khurshid likened him to a “monkey” and called him “a frog just out of the well and at a loss to find the right place for himself in the big wide world” — mocking Narendra Modi’s humble background; Abhishek Manu Singhvi labelled Modi as a “Man of Damage to India”; Chidambaram called Modi a “compulsive liar” and an “encounter chief minister”; Arjun Modhwadia said that Modi is “mentally retarded”; Imran Masood said “Modi would be cut to piece”; Renuka Chaudhary said “Modi is a virus”; Manish Tewari compared him with Dawood Ibrahim; and Digvijay Singh likened Narendra Modi to Raavan. They have called him nikamma, nasheri, Aurangzeb se bhi kroor tanashah, anpadh, ganwar, namak haram, nalayak beta, Tughlaq, natwar lal, nakkara beta.
Senior Congress leader Randeep Surjewala’s protest saw repugnant slogans of “Modi teri kabar khudeji” being raised. Addressing a rally, Narendra Modi himself exposed the foulmouthed minions of the Congress saying, “Ek Congress ke neta ne mujhe gandi naali ka keeda kaha, toh doosre ne mujhe Ganguteli bola, ek neta ne mujhe paagal kutta kaha, toh doosra neta saamne aaya aur mujhe Bhasmasur ki upadhi de di. Congress ke ek aur neta hai, desh ke videsh mantri reh chuke hain, unhone mujhe bandar kaha, inke aur ek mantri ne mujhe virus kaha, toh doosre ne Dawood Ibrahim ka darja de diya,” Listing more, Modi said the Congress had also referred him as “Hitler, badtameez nalayak beta, rabies bimari se peedit bandar, chooha, lahu purush, asatya ka saudagar, Raavan, saanp, bichoo, ganda aadmi, zeher bone vaala and maut ka saudagr. He remembers Congress leaders even asked him, “mera pita kaun the, mere dada kaun the, yeh nahi maaloom”.
Opposition leaders having an ideological similarity with the Congress were also seen following Rahul Gandhi’s footsteps. NCP supremo Sharad Pawar likened Narendra Modi to Hitler; Ajit Singh had attacked Modi by calling him a “goat”; Azam Khan referred to Modi as kutte ke bacche ka bada bhai; Rabri Devi described Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a jallad and gandi naali ka keeda.
The responsibility for taking India’s political discourse to such low levels of civility lies purely with Rahul Gandhi. Rahul Gandhi has been deliberately indulging in these theatrics with a definitive idea of spoiling the country’s public discourse.
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