Congress chief Rahul Gandhi at this time despatched a preliminary 10-point response to the Delhi police’s opinion of his remarks in Kashmir. A Delhi police staff questioned Gandhi at his residence on Sunday over his comment made throughout the Bharat Jodo Yatra that ‘ladies are at all times sexually assaulted’ and requested him to offer data on the ‘victims’ to take dealing with their complaints, officers stated. In his response, Rahul Gandhi questioned the method adopted by the authorities and the sudden urgency to behave 45 days after his comment “women still victims of sexual assault” made throughout the Bharat Jodo Yatra.
Meanwhile, placing on the Center whereas defending Rahul Gandhi, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot in contrast the opinion of the Delhi police to the times of Indira Gandhi’s rule. “Although Rahul Gandhi said he would respond to the notice, the police came to his house. It reminds us of the days of Indira Gandhi. When such things happened during Indira Gandhi’s term, everything the world knows what the results were,” Gehlot stated.
“It reminds me of the days of Indira Gandhi, when such actions were happening.”
During the state of emergency imposed by Indira Gandhi, how the nation suffered oppression and the way democracy was strangled by flouting the Constitution, Rajasthan CM Ashok Gahlot accepted this fact at this time. pic.twitter.com/TWD5hl8ULF— BJP Rajasthan (@BJP4Rajasthan) March 19, 2023
He stated Delhi police visited Rahul Gandhi’s residence because the Congressman requested for 8-10 days to file the response. “It is impossible to believe that without the leadership of the ruling government, the Delhi police could take such action,” Gehlot instructed a congressional press convention in Delhi.
Addressing a joint press convention on the AICC headquarters in New Delhi, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, Party General Secretary Jairam Ramesh and National Spokesperson Abhishek Singhvi stated the transfer was a transparent case of “vendetta, intimidation and harassment” to create ambiance towards the previous chief of Congress.
Gehlot warned that the central dispensation units a foul precedent by registering circumstances on statements by opposition leaders made throughout political campaigns, including that BJP leaders, together with Union ministers, may face comparable actions following remarks made in states not ruled by him.
Gehlot stated, “Sunday’s incident is no ordinary episode. The locals are watching it and won’t forgive you. They are fascists.”
Rajasthan’s chief minister stated it was the primary time within the nation’s 75-year historical past {that a} politician had been questioned on the premise of such a case. “Hitler was also popular before, but only after the situation changed in Germany. Today they created fear of ED, CBI, IT everywhere. Constitutional institutions as the judiciary and the electoral commission are under pressure. Where is the democracy then?” He requested. (With contributions from the company)
