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BJP Questions Rahul Gandhi Over Kerala Congress Leader's Remarks on SIR Debate
- •BJP leaders are pressing Congress to clarify its stance on the SIR, accusing them of eroding public trust in the Election Commission.
- •Congress faces scrutiny over its position on electoral integrity amidst allegations of creating a democratic deficit.
- •The controversy was highlighted by remarks from a Kerala Congress leader, prompting the BJP's questions to Rahul Gandhi.
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BJP leaders are urging the Congress to clarify its stance on the SIR, accusing the party of eroding public trust in the Election Commission and creating a democratic deficit, as highlighted by Kerala's Home Minister.
The BJP accused the Congress of double standards because the Congress-led Kerala government registered cases against thousands of people participating in student demonstrations over the alleged NEET paper leak, while simultaneously criticizing similar police actions in BJP-ruled states.
BJP leaders strongly criticized Rahul Gandhi for using uncultured, undignified, and obscene language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during discussions on student protests, with leaders like Bansuri Swaraj stating his remarks made him look like a failed stand-up comedian rather than the Leader of the Opposition.
