Rahul Gandhi’s Modern India Part-I

Every individual's opinion is necessary for a strong government in a country, but it becomes essential when an opposition criticizes the government. But in our country, our government is getting criticisms from their opponent or just receiving useless and bogus statements. In some cases, we should vow down in front of Rahul Gandhi for his irrelevant remarks against our Modiji because Rahul Gandhi is only one person whose remarks are baseless.

A few days back, Rahul Gandhi again made a hilarious comment on modern India. Furthermore, he could have made a more severe impact in front of the U.S. audience. Rahul Gandhi commented, "To be nasty to people, to be arrogant, to be violent, these are not Indian values" Now, as an audience or as a citizen of the country, you can say that Rahul Gandhi, at times, became arrogant; similarly, he also became nasty, but attacking Modi and his party has become an obsession for Rahul Gandhi.

Well, this is not the end. Rahul Gandhi again said that the leaders of the freedom movement, Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru, Ambedkar, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, and Netaji, were NRI. Like literally, Rahul Gandhi went so far in his speech that he forgot about logic—now talking about one of the most prominent dynasties of all time, the Nehru dynasty. The Nehru dynasty is when the whole Gandhi family came into full power, which they still hold. Honestly, Gandhi's family had done nothing for the country rather than make the country poor.

We all know that India went through a National emergency in 1975, which is said to be the darkest hour for India. At that time, our democracy was greatly threatened, and many eminent personalities were arrested. So if we could round up things, we can easily find that the Nehru and Gandhi dynasties have not done anything rather than threaten democracy. And thus, Rahul Gandhi is also continuing his long legacy. Rahul Gandhi acts arrogantly but never misses a chance to prove his weak point valid.