The day following Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge’s letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which expressed issues over ‘provocative speeches’ concentrating on Rahul Gandhi, Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu defended his ‘#1 terrorist’ comment. He questioned, “What ought to one name an individual who endorses or helps a declared terrorist?” In a video message, the Union Minister argued that evaluating the Chief of Opposition and Khalistani sympathizer Gurpatwant Singh Pannun was justified, as they each allegedly share comparable views.
“Kharge sahab, who do you take into account a terrorist?” Pannun and Rahul Gandhi each assist and endorse one another. Pannun helps and applauds Rahul’s statements. Bittu enquired, “What inference may one draw from this?”
Ravneet Bittu’s assertion comes hours after the Congress social gathering filed a police criticism within the capital in opposition to the Union Minister for referring to Rahul Gandhi because the nation’s “primary terrorist.”
Ravneet Singh Bittu, who stop Congress and joined the BJP forward of the Lok Sabha elections in 2024, slammed Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for his remarks in the USA, calling him the ‘#1 terrorist’.
Gandhi had prompted controversy throughout his journey to the USA by alleging that spiritual freedom in India was being compromised and that Sikhs had been being prevented from freely training their religion.
Gandhi’s remarks centered on whether or not Sikhs in India could be permitted to put on turbans, kadas, or go to Gurdwaras, framing it as a broader concern of non secular freedom for all faiths. These feedback acquired backing from Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, who’s acknowledged as a terrorist by India. Pannun’s social media submit claimed that Gandhi’s statements on the ‘existential menace to Sikhs in India’ weren’t solely daring and pioneering but additionally well-founded.
