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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi made headlines for his first Lok Sabha speech as the leader of the opposition in the lower house. However, several parts of his speech on minorities, the NEET controversy and the Agneepath scheme were deleted from the Parliament records.
Amid the uproar over Rahul Gandhi’s Lok Sabha speech, a video has surfaced on the Internet showing how the “camera shifted” while the Congress leader was speaking and showing the House a picture of Lord Shiva.
“Shivji says….Sir look, he has moved the camera away,” Rahul Gandhi was heard saying this during his speech in Parliament.
Since it was posted, netizens have flooded the comments section with several reactions, with some calling Rahul Gandhi a “smart politician” and others taking a dig at democracy in India.
One user said, “When the officials of Parliament are neck deep in collusion with Modi, we have successfully failed to become a democracy.” “Hey, Rahul is really smart,” said another user.
A third user wrote, “This man is showing us what the non organic PM thinks, he has brainwashed us Indians!! We are Hindus, we are not BJP, we are India!! Proud Indian!!”
“They don’t want Rahul to be associated with Hinduism. This will make it difficult to play the Hindu Muslim game,” commented a fourth user.
Rahul Gandhi’s Lok Sabha speech
During the Lok Sabha session on Monday, the Congress leader accused the BJP of launching a systematic attack on the Constitution and the basic idea of India.
Gandhi said, “It is not just one religion that talks about courage. In fact, all our religions talk about courage… Lord Shiva says do not be afraid, do not be afraid, shows abhaya mudra (right hand held straight with palm facing out), talks about non-violence…”
He said, “I was attacked on the orders of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. There were more than 20 cases, the house was snatched away…ED questioned me for 55 hours. I feel good that now BJP people are chanting ‘Jai Samvidhaan’ after me.”
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