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Santosh Suman Criticizes Rahul Gandhi, Calling Him a Comedian and Alien

Bihar Minister Santosh Suman launched a scathing attack on Rahul Gandhi, questioning his statements and intentions during a media interaction.

Gaya, November 14 (Daily Kiran) : Bihar Minister Santosh Suman recently targeted Rahul Gandhi, questioning the Congress leader‘s credibility and statements. Speaking to the media in Gaya, Suman remarked that Gandhi often makes nonsensical comments, leading him to wonder if Gandhi is a leader, an actor, or even an alien. He accused Gandhi of attempting to tarnish India’s image during his trips abroad.

Suman defended Prime Minister Narendra Modi, asserting that criticisms of the PM do not impact the government’s progress. He highlighted that under Modi’s leadership, India is rapidly advancing and is on track to become the world’s third-largest economy. The government is committed to realizing the vision of a developed India.

Addressing comments made by Prashant Kishor regarding Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary’s education, Suman suggested that Kishor frequently mentions Chaudhary’s name merely to stay relevant in the news. He criticized Kishor for repeating the same points without substantive arguments. Suman emphasized that while everyone has the right to express their views in a democracy, the truth remains that the Chief Minister is effectively managing the state, maintaining law and order, and attracting investments. He dismissed the negative rhetoric as unnecessary.

On the topic of the Chhath festival, which Congress leader Hussain Dalwai commented on, Suman defended the festival as a deeply sacred event tied to the beliefs of those who follow Sanatan traditions. He described Chhath as a unique celebration honoring nature and the Sun God. Suman accused Dalwai of harboring deep-seated animosity toward the people of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, where the festival is widely celebrated. He urged everyone to oppose such derogatory remarks, asserting that the festival is rooted in faith and should be respected.

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