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Democracy is not a license to spread anarchy: Rajnath Singh attacks Rahul Gandhi
- •Defence Minister Rajnath Singh strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi, stating that democracy is not a license to spread anarchy or obstruct India's development.
- •He accused the Congress and its allies of misguiding youth and attempting to undermine democratic systems through protests against Gyanesh Kumar.
- •Rajnath Singh highlighted historical missteps of the Congress rule, including the Emergency, the 1984 Sikh massacre, and the handling of the Election Commission.
- •He questioned whether Congress's electoral failures are due to vote theft or sheer laziness, challenging Rahul Gandhi over the party's decline.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi over the protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar, stating that democracy is not a license to spread anarchy or obstruct India's development. He accused the opposition of misguiding youth energy and attempting to achieve power through anarchy.
Rajnath Singh highlighted three major unforgivable crimes committed during Congress rule: Indira Gandhi imposing the Emergency, the massacre of Sikh brothers in 1984, and protecting the government of those who opened fire on Ram bhakts in 1990.
Rajnath Singh noted that before 1993, elections were held without voter cards and concrete proof of identification. He also questioned why elections were postponed across the entire country following Rajiv Gandhi's death when voting in Amethi had already taken place.
