Shaina NC Responds to Rahul Gandhis Comments on PM Modis Election Wins
Shaina NC criticizes Rahul Gandhis remarks, emphasizing PM Modis electoral victories and challenging opposition narratives.

Mumbai, November 1 (Daily Kiran) : Shaina NC, the national spokesperson for Shiv Sena, has sharply responded to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi‘s recent statement in the Lok Sabha. Gandhi suggested that Prime Minister Narendra Modi could not have become Prime Minister without Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. In her rebuttal, Shaina emphasized that Modi has been elected by the people of India not once, but three times.
In an interview, she remarked, “When Rahul Gandhi faces defeat for the fourth time in 2029, he may need an excuse. That’s why he’s blaming the Election Commission and Gyanesh Kumar. He should reflect on his own record, having lost 99 elections since 2014. Soon, he will complete a century of losses, as the public will never accept him.”
Shaina also addressed West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s recent criticisms of the central government and Gyanesh Kumar. Banerjee alleged that funds were misappropriated from the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, vowing to continue her fight. In response, Shaina challenged Banerjee’s commitment to the temple, stating, “Those who do not believe in the Ram Temple and faith should not make grand statements about it. Mamata Banerjee should reflect on her own actions as Chief Minister. She has not allowed two communities to thrive, yet now speaks of the Ram Temple? She lacks genuine faith and only believes in pseudo-secular politics.”
Gandhi has called for unity among farmers, youth, and laborers, urging collective efforts to uphold the Constitution. Shaina took this opportunity to criticize him further, questioning, “First, decide who your problem is: the Constitution, EVMs, the Prime Minister, the Supreme Court, or Gyanesh Kumar? Every day, you create a new narrative. The truth is, you are in danger because your defeat in the upcoming elections is certain. You have no plan, no vision, just empty rhetoric.”



