Gandhi, Rahul

Congress Leader Rahul Gandhi Targets PM Modi in Campaign Speeches

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Nov 2, 2025 — 1 min read

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi continued his strong criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his campaign speeches, targeting the PM for allegedly being controlled by US President Donald Trump and being remote-controlled by industrialists like Adani and Ambani. Gandhi claimed that Modi was forced to halt Operation Sindoor by Trump and accused him of being afraid of the US President. He also jumped into a pond in Begusarai to demonstrate his swimming and fishing skills. Gandhi's campaign speeches have been criticized by the Opposition camp for being overly focused on Modi, a tactic that has been used by the PM in the past to launch emotive counter-attacks.

Key Takeaways:

Rahul Gandhi accused PM Modi of being controlled by US President Donald Trump and industrialists like Adani and Ambani.
Gandhi claimed that Modi was forced to halt Operation Sindoor by Trump.
He alleged that three-four bureaucrats in Bihar take orders from PM Modi in Delhi to run the government.
Gandhi accused Modi of being afraid of Trump and of having a "huge chest" but no courage to stand up to the US President.
He claimed that the Mahagathbandhan would provide the best education and employment for the youth of Bihar and revive Nalanda varsity if it returns to power.
Gandhi urged voters to be alert to foil BJP's "vote chori" bid.

Statistics:

Operation Sindoor was allegedly halted by Trump within two days.
Rahul Gandhi jumped into a pond in Begusarai to demonstrate his swimming and fishing skills.
Three-four bureaucrats in Bihar reportedly take orders from PM Modi in Delhi to run the government.

Sources:

"Congress leader Rahul Gandhi once again targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his campaign speeches by alleging that Modi was forced by US President Donald Trump to halt Operation Sindoor, that Modi would dance and perform yoga for getting votes and that the latter controlled chief minister Nitish Kumar." ("Our Political Bureau")

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