India Demands An Apology, Says Smriti Irani Lambasting Rahul Gandhi Over 'Democracy' Remarks In Uk

In the year 2016, Rahul Gandhi, a prominent figure in Indian politics, made his way to an esteemed Indian university in the heart of the nation's capital. Little did anyone know that this visit would soon become a catalyst for controversy and shame. It was during this visit that Rahul Gandhi openly supported the slogan of "Bharat," a term that symbolizes the essence of India.

Fast forward to today, and every Indian citizen is demanding an apology from Rahul Gandhi for his undemocratic rant against India. It is truly shameful that instead of facing the consequences of his actions and coming to Parliament to apologize, he chooses to be absent. This absence speaks volumes about his lack of accountability and disregard for the democratic process.

During his time abroad, Rahul Gandhi lamented the lack of foreign intervention in India's democracy, suggesting that it was necessary to bring a halt to India's resilient growth story under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi. However, it is important to question the validity of his claims. Were they based on facts or merely a foundation built on lies?

One cannot help but wonder about the contradictions in Rahul Gandhi's statements. He claimed that he did not have access to conversations in Indian universities, which he believed indicated the death of democracy. Yet, in 2016, he himself went to an Indian university and supported the very slogan he now criticizes. This raises questions about his sincerity and consistency.

Furthermore, during his travels to the United Kingdom, Rahul Gandhi painted a grim picture of democracy being blown to smithereens in India. However, during his Bharat Johto yatra in Jammu, he declared that all was well in India. This stark contrast between his statements abroad and within India only adds fuel to the fire of doubt surrounding his credibility.

Rahul Gandhi's attacks were not limited to criticizing the Indian Parliament. He also targeted the supremacy of institutions such as the Supreme Court of India and the Election Commission of India. These attacks have not gone unnoticed by the Indian citizens, who now question his intentions and integrity.

It is crucial to ask Rahul Gandhi whether he considers it democratic when he supports a congressman who openly calls for violence. Is this the democracy he envisions for India? Furthermore, when the Gandhi family directs Congress members to tear papers and throw them at the speaker's chair in the Lok Sabha, or when they instruct Congressmen in Rajya Sabha to tear books,