The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday July 20,2018 moved a privilege motion
against Congress chief Rahul Gandhi for his remarks on Prime Minister
Narendra Modi during his speech on the no-confidence motion in Lok
Sabha.
Attacking the saffron party and the Prime Minister, Gandhi raised questions about the Rafale aircraft deal. He claimed that French President Emmanuel Macron told him that France had no pact with India regarding prices of the jets. “The PM is a bhagidaar, not a chowkidaar,” he said.
BJP's Prahlad Joshi moved the motion, saying Gandhi could not "carry out a hit-and-run case like this" and "has to furnish proof". He added that the Congress chief could not "call the Prime Minister and defence minister liar on the floor of the House without proof".
Gandhi had claimed that India was a victim of ‘jumla strikes’ and Modi had lost touch with the wishes of the common people. “Who are victims of the jumla strike? Dalits, tribals, women, youth,” he said
The Congress chief also targeted the Modi government over rising unemployment. He said both Modi and BJP national president Amit Shah were two “very different kind of politicians”. However, “both of them simply cannot afford to lose power. They know if they do, other processes will start against them”, he added.
While concluding his speech, Gandhi walked up to Modi and hugged him. The PM, confused at first, accepted Gandhi’s speech. His gesture was met with applause from the opposition benches.
Parliamentary affairs minister Ananth Kumar had raised questions about Gandhi’s speech, saying it violated the rules of the proceedings.
Attacking the saffron party and the Prime Minister, Gandhi raised questions about the Rafale aircraft deal. He claimed that French President Emmanuel Macron told him that France had no pact with India regarding prices of the jets. “The PM is a bhagidaar, not a chowkidaar,” he said.
BJP's Prahlad Joshi moved the motion, saying Gandhi could not "carry out a hit-and-run case like this" and "has to furnish proof". He added that the Congress chief could not "call the Prime Minister and defence minister liar on the floor of the House without proof".
Gandhi had claimed that India was a victim of ‘jumla strikes’ and Modi had lost touch with the wishes of the common people. “Who are victims of the jumla strike? Dalits, tribals, women, youth,” he said
The Congress chief also targeted the Modi government over rising unemployment. He said both Modi and BJP national president Amit Shah were two “very different kind of politicians”. However, “both of them simply cannot afford to lose power. They know if they do, other processes will start against them”, he added.
While concluding his speech, Gandhi walked up to Modi and hugged him. The PM, confused at first, accepted Gandhi’s speech. His gesture was met with applause from the opposition benches.
Parliamentary affairs minister Ananth Kumar had raised questions about Gandhi’s speech, saying it violated the rules of the proceedings.
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