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Amit Shah Calls Gandhi Family And Congress 'Rahu-Ketu' Of Indian Politics During Election Rally In Rajasthan
Amit Shah in Rajasthan
Central Home Minister Amit Shah, while addressing an election rally in Pali, Rajasthan, launched a strong attack on the Congress. He stated that the Congress party and the Gandhi family are the "Rahu and Ketu" of Indian politics.
"PM Modi has always shown respect for Indian culture," said Shah. He mentioned various projects, including the construction of the Ram Mandir, the Kashi Vishwanath Corridor in Varanasi, the redevelopment of Mahakal Temple in Ujjain, and the expansion of the Somnath and Kedarnath temples.
Shah further commented on the political scenario, stating that the Congress party and the Gandhi family are the cause of all the disruptions in India's future. He asserted that whatever challenges the country is facing are a result of the actions of the Gandhi family and the Congress party.
Regarding the Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Ashok Gehlot, Shah claimed that the Gehlot government has broken all records of corruption. According to Jagran, he accused the government of deceiving 40 lakh youth in the state and leaking exam papers for government job recruitments.
Shah concluded by saying that the people of Rajasthan have exposed the corruption of the Gehlot government, and while the Congress is heading towards defeat on 3 December, the BJP is approaching victory.
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