Giriraj Singh calls Rahul Gandhi 'useless person' amid Bihar visit, says 'his tongue is like Pakistan' | Mint

Union Minister Giriraj Singh on Friday criticized the leader of the opposition Rahul Gandhi and called him “useless” and claimed to have questioned the Indian army. “Rahul Gandhi opposed the bravery of India, questioned the bravery of the army and damaged the reputation of the army worldwide,” Ani cited Giriraj Singh. Singh further expanded and said: ‘PM Modi is not offended. Did the army win in 1971, or did Indira Ji win? It is the army that has won. Atal Ji was in the opposition, and he said there was no party now, but only Bharat. And this useless person (Rahul Gandhi) is boasting and making to make the bravery of the country. ‘ Rahul Gandhi’s Bihar visit Rahul Gandhi is expected to address the ‘Constitution Conference’ and participate in various programs in Bihar today, reports Ani. The Union Minister exclaimed the visit of the Congress leader and said: ‘Bihar’s public will oppose him, why would they vote for someone who does not respect the army or the nation? Rahul Gandhi’s tongue is like Pakistan, and he does not respect the nation. ‘ Rahul Gandhi visited Darbhanga earlier in May, Rahul Gandhi died with students in Darbhanga and discussed important issues such as caste census and reservation. He visited Ambedkar Hostel in Darbhanga to deliver an address, even after the Bihar police denied him permission, which led to a case that the district administration brought against him. During his earlier visit, Rahul Gandhi urged the need for a caste census, while emphasizing the importance of social justice. Bihar meeting elections Gandhi’s current visit comes before the elections in the Bihar meeting, where the ruling national democratic alliance, led by the Janata Dal (United) (JD (U)) and the BJP, the Mahagathan or the Grand Alliance) which exist the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), Main caregivers. The last election in the meeting was held in three stages from October to November 2020. The National Democratic Alliance secured 125 seats in the previous election. The BJP won 74 seats, and the JD (U) acquired 43 seats. Meanwhile, the Mahagathan, consisting of the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), has secured the congress, and left-wing parties, 110 seats in the 243-seat legislative meeting. (With inputs of ani)