Political Crossfire: Anurag Thakur's Fiery Accusations Against Rahul Gandhi

In a fiery Lok Sabha exchange, BJP MP Anurag Thakur launched a blistering critique against Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, lambasting what he termed as a 'Rahul-Occupied Congress.' Thakur accused Gandhi of consistently opposing national interests and perpetuating propaganda against India and the Prime Minister.

Anurag Thakur, during the heated debate, claimed India was engaged in a 'two-and-a-half front war,' with the 'half front' signifying the alleged disruptive role played by the Congress under Rahul Gandhi's influence. He cited recent derogatory cartoons targeting the Prime Minister and the Army, demanding Gandhi's apology.

Congress MP K Suresh responded sharply, accusing Thakur of systematically targeting Gandhi without basis. Suresh argued that Thakur's repeated allegations were a diversion tactic aimed at undermining the opposition's contributions. The political skirmish highlights ongoing tensions and the polarizing strategies in India's parliamentary landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)