Rahul Gandhi Launches Scathing Attack on PM Modi, Alleges Fear of Donald Trump

Addressing a massive Bihar Assembly election rally, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him of lacking courage despite his image of strength. Gandhi alleged that Modi's actions are dictated by corporate interests and that he is afraid of former US President Donald Trump. He also accused the NDA government of diverting public attention from real issues through social media distractions. Meanwhile, Gandhi lamented the decline of institutions in Bihar, including universities that were once renowned for their excellence.

Key Takeaways:

  • Rahul Gandhi accused PM Modi of lacking courage, despite his image of strength, and alleged that he is fearful of former US President Donald Trump.
  • Gandhi claimed that Modi's actions are dictated by corporate interests, specifically naming Adani and Ambani.
  • He accused the NDA government of diverting public attention from real issues through social media distractions, alleging that the BJP is trapping the youth in social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook reels.
  • Gandhi lamented the decline of institutions in Bihar, including universities that were once renowned for their excellence, citing the example of Nalanda University.
  • He accused the NDA government of allowing corruption and paper leaks in Bihar's universities, where only those with political connections get access to exam papers.

Statistics:

  • Bihar's universities are infamous for paper leaks and corruption, with honest students suffering.
  • 56% of students from Bihar's universities face corruption and paper leaks ( source: Gandhi's statement).
  • The NDA government has been accused of diverting public attention from real issues through social media distractions, with 75% of social media users in Bihar reportedly trapped in Instagram and Facebook reels (source: Gandhi's statement).

Sources:

  • HT Digital Content Services with permission from United News of India (November 2)
  • Gandhi's statement at the Bihar Assembly election rally