RPI MP Ramdas Athawale has countered Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s ‘hum do, humarey do’ jibe at the government.
Athawale suggested that Rahul should get married if he wants to promote the slogan that was originally meant for family planning.
Athawale further said that Rahul Gandhi should marry a Dalit girl, which he said would inspire the youth and also fulfill Mahatama Gandhi’s dream of eliminating casteism.
Athawale’s counter comes after Rahul Gandhi used the slogan to accuse the Modi government of crony capitalism in the Lok Sabha.
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Rahul Gandhi's recent statement at the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra's finale in Mumbai sparked controversy. While attempting to criticise BJP's tactics, his mention of "Shakti" in Hindu dharma was perceived differently, leading to BJP using it against Congress and Rahul. Congress defended Gandhi, attributing his words to BJP's power through RSS and 'Manuvaad.' However, the incident highlights the importance of careful language in political discourse, especially during elections, to avoid unintended consequences and misinterpretations.
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Minister of State for Social Justice and Empowerment Ramdas Athawale on Rahul Gandhi's remark of 'hum do, humare do' during Parliament session, suggested him to get married to a Dalit girl and inspire..
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