Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu Calls Rahul Gandhi 'Biggest Terrorist' Over His Remarks On Sikhs' Turbans

Union Minister of State for Railways Ravneet Singh Bittu has labelled Rahul Gandhi as the country's biggest terrorist. He asserted that if any action should be taken by agencies, it should start with Rahul Gandhi. According to Bittu, Gandhi's name should top the list of terrorists.

Controversial Statements

Bittu further claimed that those who divide the country and manufacture bombs are supporting Rahul Gandhi. He stated, "Today, those who divide the country, those who manufacture bombs and ammunition, those who blast trains are standing in support of Rahul Gandhi." This, he said, is proof of Gandhi's character.

He also mentioned that Rahul Gandhi is not truly Indian as he has spent most of his life abroad. Bittu added that Gandhi's friends and relatives are foreigners, and he lacks understanding of Indian issues.

Accusations Against Congress

Bittu criticised Rahul Gandhi for only engaging in photo opportunities without understanding the struggles of common people like rickshaw pullers and cobblers. Despite being an MP multiple times and a leader of the opposition, Bittu said Gandhi has failed to grasp their pain.

The minister contrasted this with the current administration, stating that no files are stuck with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He highlighted past scams during Congress rule such as the 2G scam, coal scam, and Commonwealth scam, claiming these issues are now resolved.

Sikh Community Remarks

Bittu accused Rahul Gandhi and Congress of trying to break the Sikh community after failing to do so with Muslims. He mentioned a statement where Gandhi allegedly said Sikhs are not allowed to wear bracelets. Bittu challenged this by saying he would leave BJP if any Sikh from Bhagalpur or across India confirmed this claim.

In his speech at the inauguration of Vande Bharat Express in Bhagalpur, Bittu reiterated his stance against Rahul Gandhi. He emphasised that those who support divisive elements in society are backing Gandhi.

Bittu concluded by urging people to ask Sikhs about their traditions to verify his claims against Rahul Gandhi. He expressed confidence that no Sikh would agree with Gandhi's alleged statements about their customs.