Tripura BJYM Protests Against Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Anti-Hindu’ Comment

In Agartala, Tripura, activists of the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) burned an effigy of Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, on Tuesday. They were protesting against his alleged ‘anti-Hindu’ statement made during a parliament session.

Protests in Agartala

The BJYM supporters chanted slogans condemning Gandhi’s statement. Sushanta Deb, BJYM Tripura Pradesh President, said, ‘We are all aware of the anti-Hindu statement delivered by Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi in the parliament. He had insulted the sentiments of people who believe in Hinduism and the Sanatan way of life. We are organising protests condemning his statement all across the state and here in Agartala we have gathered in front of the city centre to express our disapproval of what he had said.’

Demands for Withdrawal

Deb demanded that Rahul Gandhi withdraw his statement, warning that protests would continue otherwise.

Rahul Gandhi’s Remarks

During a debate in the Lok Sabha on Monday, Gandhi accused the BJP and RSS of spreading violence and hatred. His remarks led to protests from BJP leaders, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, who demanded an apology from Gandhi.