Sanjay Raut Defends Rahul Gandhis Vietnam Trip, Questions Criticism
Sanjay Raut supports Rahul Gandhis right to travel abroad, questioning the criticism of his Vietnam visit amidst ongoing political discourse.
Mumbai, October 21 (Daily Kiran) : Sanjay Raut, a member of the Shiv Sena (UBT), has come to the defense of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi regarding his recent trip to Vietnam. Raut emphasized that traveling abroad is a fundamental right for any citizen, highlighting that Gandhi, as both a citizen and the leader of the opposition in the Lok Sabha, should not face scrutiny for his travels.
Raut raised a pertinent question: if Prime Minister Narendra Modi can travel internationally, why is Gandhi’s trip being questioned? He pointed out that such travel should not be deemed inappropriate.
In addition to discussing Gandhi’s trip, Raut also addressed a shooting incident linked to actor Tiger Shroff. He stated that inquiries regarding this matter should be directed at the government, specifically targeting the BJP, Home Minister Amit Shah, and Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
Raut defended Gandhi’s visit to Vietnam, asserting that it is not a crime to travel there. He noted the longstanding friendship between India and Vietnam, underscoring the importance of international relations.
Furthermore, Raut insisted that rather than the opposition being held accountable, it is the government’s responsibility to clarify its stance on the shooting incident involving Shroff. He reiterated that the questions should be directed towards the government and its officials, not the opposition.
