Rahul Gandhi

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After the announcement of the Lok Sabha Elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has targeted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi several times. Let's have a look at a few of them.

Gujarat Congress leader Pratap Dudhat sparked widespread outrage on Wednesdaywith his reprehensible remarks aimed at BJP leader Bhupat Bhayani, who recently dubbed Rahul Gandhi as 'Napunshak' (impotent).

"So did you like the Congress manifesto? You must have seen that the PM has panicked, he is rattled and scared. It is a krantikari (revolutionary) manifesto," Rahul Gandhi said on Wednesday.

Amidst speculation of Rahul Gandhi contesting the Lok Sabha elections from Amethi again, videos of extensive cleaning and renovation work at his residence in the town have surfaced on social media, stirring excitement among UP Congress workers

The remarks come after Robert Vadra sparked speculation that he may contest the Amethi seat, a Congress stronghold where Smriti Irani won in 2019. Amethi votes on May 20 in the fifth phase of Lok Sabha polls.

During a Lok Sabha Elections 2024 rally on Monday in Aligarh, Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress of intending to redistribute people's property if voted into power.

This move came amidst accusations from Modi regarding the Congress's manifesto promises, particularly concerning wealth distribution to Muslims. Modi criticized the Congress's proposals, sparking a heated exchange between the two parties

During an exclusive interview with Asianet News, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed confidence in the BJP's prospects in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, particularly in South India. Without naming Rahul Gandhi, he predicted that the prominent Congress leader would contest from another constituency besides Wayanad in Kerala.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that Congress MP Rahul Gandhi is having difficulty gaining support in Wayanad, Kerala, and that he will "run away" from the seat following the polls on April 26. Modi was speaking at a rally in Nanded, Maharashtra.