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Politics: Giriraj Singh Accuses Rahul Gandhi of Trying to Become Urban Naxal, Stirs Controversy

In a fresh political controversy, Union Minister Giriraj Singh has targeted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi with a highly controversial statement. Singh accused Gandhi of attempting to become an “Urban Naxal,” claiming that the Congress leader is trying to push India into a civil war. The remarks come amid Rahul Gandhi’s continuous criticism of the Election Commission and his claims regarding alleged electoral fraud. Singh also accused Gandhi of making statements aimed at inciting religious tensions and destabilizing the country.Singh’s comments also touched upon Gandhi’s recent statements about electoral irregularities, where the Congress leader suggested that the “watchdog” was complicit in helping “thieves” during elections. According to Giriraj Singh, Rahul Gandhi is provoking unrest by making divisive statements and trying to mislead the nation. He went on to say that Gandhi is instigating communal tensions and trying to turn India into a battleground by appealing to different religious communities.While these remarks have sparked heated debates, Singh’s strong words reflect the deep political divide and the ongoing war of words between the Congress and the ruling BJP. As both parties continue to engage in bitter exchanges, the political atmosphere in India remains charged.

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