Rahul Gandhi Accuses BJP-RSS For Spreading Hate, Says PM Playing Deaf As Civil War Is Underway In Manipur

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi in Chhattisgarh's Raigarh during the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra slammed BJP and RSS for spreading hatred. Rahul Gandhi said love is in the DNA of India. Addressing a sea of supporters, the Congressman said his party wants to build a "Hindustan for the future generation where hatred and violence do not exist".

Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP of spreading hatred and violence in every corner of the country. He added that a divide based on language, state, and religion will weaken the country.

"The Bharatiya Janata Party and Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh are spreading hatred, while love is in the DNA of this country. In this country, people belonging to different faiths and having different thoughts live together peacefully with love," Rahul Gandhi said.

Rahul Gandhi also targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for keeping his eyes closed and not visiting violence-hit Manipur. He said more than 100 people lost their life but Prime Minister did not utter a word about Manipur.

Congressman highlighted the situation in Manipur as a civil war adding that the Narendra Modi government failed to control and maintain law and order in the state.

"When I visited there, those from the Meitei community asked me not to get Kuki security personnel, while Kukis said the same for Meitei personnel," Rahul Gandhi said.

Congress MP also slammed Centre's Agniveer scheme stating it is ruining the careers of many aspirants who want to serve the nation by being a part of the defence forces. He said the process through which the young soldiers are being recruited is wrong and if voted to power then his government will ensure justice for more than 1.50 lakh youngsters.

"All defence contracts are being awarded to (industrialist Gautam) Adani. When I raised this issue in Parliament, my membership was cancelled and I was asked to vacate my official residence. I don't need their house as I live in the hearts of people," the Congress MP further added.