BJP MP Manoj Tiwari Criticizes Rahul Gandhi for Remarks Abroad

New Delhi, India, September 9: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Manoj Tiwari has criticized Congress MP Rahul Gandhi for allegedly undermining India’s image with his remarks made abroad. In a self-made video, Tiwari accused Gandhi of lacking understanding of India, the Prime Minister, and the RSS.

Tiwari compared Gandhi’s actions to those of US leaders, stating, “Have you ever heard that George Bush, Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Biden ever spoke ill of America after going to some other country? They never said bad things about their own country. But Rahul Gandhi can do this, he is doing this. Rahul Gandhi is lying without knowing the country, the Prime Minister, and the RSS.”

Tiwari suggested that Gandhi’s comments stem from frustration over being out of power, saying, “His frustration of staying away from power is not going away and this is often seen when someone is born into a royal family and loses power. But I want to say that political battles are fought in our own country, not on foreign soil.”

During his visit to Dallas, Texas, on September 8, Rahul Gandhi discussed unemployment and criticized India for focusing on consumption rather than production. He said, “The act of production creates jobs. What we do, what the Americans do, what the West does, is we organize consumption.” Gandhi also addressed ideological differences with the RSS, stating, “The RSS believes that India is one idea and we believe that India is a multiplicity of ideas.”

Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan also criticized Gandhi for tarnishing India’s image abroad, accusing him of betraying the country. Chouhan said, “Rahul Gandhi is a representative of the country, and going outside India and tarnishing India’s image is equal to betraying one’s country. It seems that after losing elections three times, he is frustrated and is trying to express his frustration by damaging India’s reputation, as he did in the US.”

Chouhan emphasized that when Indians travel abroad, they should represent India, not their political affiliations. He shared his own experience during Dr. Manmohan Singh’s tenure, where he defended the Indian Prime Minister against criticism.