‘Shameful’: BJP Attacks Congress For Allegedly Playing Pakistani Song During Rahul Gandhi’s Gujarat Visit – Delhi News Daily

Rahul Gandhi on Gujarat visit

A purported video of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi being welcomed in Gujarat with a Pakistani song being played is going viral online. The video was shared by BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari, who slammed the grand old party for allegedly playing a Pakistani song. Calling it “shameful,” Bhandari took a swipe at Congress and said it was an insult to India.

“When our soldiers guard the borders against Pakistan, Congress supporters sing Pakistani tunes for their leader. For Rahul Gandhi, loyalty to India comes last,” he added in the post.

Rahul Gandhi on Friday visited Gujarat’s Junagadh where he reiterated his “vote chori” charge and accused the ruling BJP of committing poll fraud. He told party workers they can compel “vote thieves” to vacate the throne with the support of citizens.

Speaking to the reporters, Gandhi during his visit also acknowledged that the turmoil in Manipur has been going on for a long time. He told reporters, “The issue in Manipur has been ongoing for a long time. It is good that he is going there now.”

Reiterating his “vote theft” jibe, Gandhi once again alleged that the election mandates in the Haryana and Maharashtra Assembly polls were “stolen”.

“But the main issue in the country is that of ‘Vote Chori.’ The election mandates in Haryana and Maharashtra were stolen. People everywhere are saying ‘Vote Chor‘,” he said.