Political Tensions Escalate as Rahul Gandhi's 'Dead Economy' Remarks Spark Controversy
Rajasthan Minister Joraram Kumawat criticized Rahul Gandhi's comment on India's 'dead economy,' accusing Congress of prioritizing neighbouring nations. The Supreme Court disapproved of Gandhi's army remarks, and BJP members, including MP Kangana Ranaut, questioned his national loyalty. The debate reflects growing political tension.

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In a heated political exchange, Rajasthan Cabinet Minister Joraram Kumawat criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's remarks on India's economy being 'dead.' Kumawat accused the Congress of caring more about neighbouring nations than India's strength and growth, reflecting a stark ideological difference between the parties.
Gandhi's comments came after he agreed with US President Donald Trump's assertion about the Indian economy, challenging the views held by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Finance Minister. This led to a Supreme Court rebuke for Gandhi over past remarks about the Indian Army, following clashes with China.
The BJP has seized upon the controversy, with MP Kangana Ranaut labeling Gandhi's perspective as anti-India. She, like others in the party, welcomed the Supreme Court's scrutiny and urged for greater caution in remarks that may affect India's integrity and morale.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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