Rahul tweets 4 questions to Modi, misses out number 3, reveals it later on public demand
New Delhi, Jan 3: Hours after a fiery debate in parliament and a press conference later, Congress President Rahul Gandhi, on Wednesday, tweeted four questions for Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the Rafale deal. However, the list didn't include question no. 3, which RaGa tweeted separately hours later.

Congress chief has repeatedly challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to answer four questions on the deal that involved the number of aircraft, pricing, claims about defence ministry objections and what the party called patronage.
The twitter was confused when question 3 was missing. Rahul then posted the third question!
Gandhi had targeted Ms Sitharaman during the debate in Lok Sabha and accused her of "hiding" behind the protesting AIADMK members.
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