Rahul Gandhi Goes All Guns Blazing in First Press Meet After Disqualification

Rahul Gandhi:-

New Delhi, India - Former Congress President Rahul Gandhi finally ended his stillness and communicated his opinions in front of the netizens. He addressed the media on Saturday for the first time after being disqualified from the Lok Sabha. 

During the press conference, Gandhi accused the BJP Government of targeting him for questioning the alleged "relationship" between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and industrialist Gautam Adani.

Gandhi stated that the speech he made in the Parliament was removed, and he later wrote a “detailed reply” to the Lok Sabha Speaker. 

However, some ministers accused him of seeking help from foreign powers, an allegation he denied during the press conference. "There is no such thing I have done. I will not stop asking questions, I will keep questioning the relationship between PM Modi and Adani," Gandhi said.

Rahul Gandhi further refrained from apologizing and stressed that his name isn't "Savarkar, but Gandhi." 

He was also determined to bring out the "truth" for the people of India, and he shall bring out the truth no matter the consequences! 

Gandhi also believes that his arrest for raising questions in the Parliament is nothing short of a sign that "Democracy is under attack in the country." Raising questions is a healthy component of a Democratic system, and Rahul Gandhi was quite vocal on the matter. 

Whether raising questions on the Modi-Adani relationship or taking a dig at the history of the opposite party, Rahul Gandhi didn't shy away from putting up his thoughts among the masses. It will be, however, interesting to see how the Central Government reacts to the criticisms leveled against them today afternoon.