Rahul Gandhi Seals No-Confidence Speech With Hug, Catches PM Modi by Surprise
Rahul Gandhi Seals No-Confidence Speech With Hug, Catches PM Modi by Surprise
After concluding his speech, Rahul Gandhi walked up to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and hugged him. Rahul’s gesture was met with applause from the opposition benches.

New Delhi: After a fiery speech, in which he attacked the Modi government’s “failures” over the last four years, Congress president Rahul Gandhi gave the cameras a moment which people will remember for years. After concluding his speech, Rahul Gandhi left the opposition benches to walk across the aisle. There, he walked up to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and hugged him.

Towards the end of his speech, Gandhi said, “You all must think that I have a lot of hatred in my heart against the Prime Minister, but actually that is not the case. In fact, Modi Ji, the BJP and the RSS taught me the meaning of being a member of the Congress party. They have taught me the meaning of being Indian. They have taught me the meaning of being a Hindu and a devotee of Lord Shiva. Being an Indian and being a Congressman means no matter what falsehood someone speaks against you, you do not harbour ill-will against them. For this, I thank you,” Gandhi said.

He further said several BJP members had congratulated him on his speech during the adjournment of the Lok Sabha. “Opposition leaders congratulated me. Even members from the BJP congratulated me. This is your voice also. The member from the Akali Dal was smiling at me earlier. Together, we will all defeat the PM in the next election.”

Turning to the treasury benches, he said, “You may have a lot of hatred in your hearts, but I will remove it all. There is love inside all of you and one by one, I will extract the love from inside of you and throw the hatred out.”

The BJP, however, was not impressed. The party said it would move a privilege motion against the Congress chief for his remarks on the Prime Minister and "putting forth falsehood and misleading the Parliament".

In his speech during the debate, home minister Rajnath Singh referred to Gandhi's hug and said he had started 'chipko andolan' in the Lok Sabha.

Akali Dal leader Harsimrat Kaur also took objection to the gesture, saying "Ye sansad hai, ye Munna bhai ka pappi jhappi area nahin hai".

BJP MP Kirron Kher said, "Rahul Gandhi should be ashamed, he can't target our ministers without any proof. He was doing drama in the house and hugging Modi ji. I think his next step will be Bollywood. We will have to send him there."

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