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BJP Criticizes Rahul Gandhis Upcoming US Visit, Claims He Defames India Abroad

BJP leaders target Rahul Gandhi over his planned trip to the US, accusing him of undermining India during foreign visits.

Patna, November 12 (Daily Kiran) : BJP leaders have launched a direct attack on Rahul Gandhi regarding his upcoming trip to the United States. In Patna, Minister Ramkripal Yadav questioned the frequency of Gandhi’s foreign travels, suggesting that this is not a new occurrence. He emphasized that since becoming the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Gandhi has made a habit of traveling abroad every few months.

Yadav stated, “Gandhi often visits countries like Vietnam and the US. What is it that compels him to go abroad repeatedly? Is he studying there?” He noted that this sentiment is shared among the public, with many questioning the motives behind Gandhi’s travels. “One day, the truth behind these trips will come to light,” he added.

BJP MP Praveen Khandelwal also criticized Gandhi’s planned visit. He remarked that whenever Gandhi travels abroad, he tends to make statements against India. Referring to Gandhi’s scheduled event at the University of Chicago, Khandelwal expressed skepticism about any new insights from Gandhi, stating, “He prefers to voice his opinions on the streets rather than in Parliament when it comes to issues related to India.”

Yadav further commented on the political landscape in Uttar Pradesh, asserting that the BJP is poised to achieve favorable results in upcoming elections. He accused Akhilesh Yadav of visiting the Ram Temple with ulterior motives, referencing the historical context of the Babri Masjid demolition and the loss of innocent lives during that period.

Khandelwal also addressed the recent increase in milk prices by Mother Dairy, suggesting that the rise could benefit farmers and dairy producers. He indicated that the reasons behind the price hike should be clarified by the operators of Mother Dairy.

The BJP’s criticisms of Gandhi’s actions abroad reflect broader concerns about how Indian leaders are perceived on international platforms. The party remains steadfast in its belief that Gandhi’s statements abroad do more harm than good for the nation.

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