Rahul Gandhi mysteriously skips debate in Parliament: What’s the real reason?
In a sudden turn of events, a day after getting his parliament membership reinstated, Rahul Gandhi chose to remain in the shadows during the crucial no-confidence motion against the government. Reports had earlier indicated Rahul Gandhi’s readiness to front the debate for the INDIA alliance. Yet, as the session went live, it was senior Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi who seized the spotlight, leaving everyone curious about Rahul’s abrupt withdrawal.
BJP’s Surprise Attack
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi, known for his razor-sharp remarks, was quick to sense the change and rose with a burning question for the Congress. Highlighting the last-minute swap, Pralhad Joshi quizzed the House about the sudden change in plans within a short span of just five minutes. His pointed remarks set the stage for a fiery verbal clash, with Congress members coming to Rahul Gandhi’s defense.
Gaurav Gogoi’s Explosive Remarks on Manipur Issue
Not to be overshadowed by the drama, Gaurav Gogoi, despite stepping in for Rahul Gandhi, showcased his fiery spirit by taking on Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Challenging the PM’s silence on the sensitive Manipur issue, Gogoi posed pressing questions, questioning the PM’s apparent lack of concern and the delayed action in the state.
However, the sparks didn’t stop there. The post-Gogoi speech session witnessed a whirlwind of reactions. BJP‘s Nishikant Dubey, seizing the moment, couldn’t resist a cheeky jibe at Rahul Gandhi’s no-show, playfully suggesting a possible reason for his absence.
Rahul Gandhi’s Membership Saga
For those catching up, Rahul Gandhi’s parliamentary status has been in flux lately. Following a defamation conviction, his membership was revoked. However, in a turn of events, the Supreme Court put his conviction on hold, leading the Lok Sabha Secretariat to restore his membership. This recent reinstatement added more intrigue to his surprising debate absence.
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