"Garmi hai kaafi...": Rahul Gandhi pours water over his head during his speech at Rudrapur rally

Rudrapur (Uttar Pradesh) [India], May 28 (ANI): Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday poured water over his head at an election rally in Rudrapur, Uttar Pradesh, and said that 'garmi hai kaafi' (it's too hot).
His act comes as the entire north India is reeling under an unprecedented heatwave with the temperature near 46-48 degrees Celsius.
"Garmi kaafi hai...," he said and then poured the water.

He further mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his "sent by God" remarks and said that PM Modi was sent by his "parmatma (his God)" to help industrialists, Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani and not poor.
This comes after PM Modi said in an interview that he (PM) had been "sent by parmatma" (God).
Addressing a rally in Deoria, Rahul Gandhi said that the God in whom PM Modi has faith hadn't sent him to serve farmers and laborers.
"Everyone else is biological but Narendra Modi ji is not biological. Modiji uper se tapak kr aai hai. Unko parmatma ne Hindustan bheja hai. He has been sent by his 'parmatma' to help Ambani and Adani but 'parmatma' has not sent him to help the farmers, labourers and poor people. If 'parmatma' had sent him then they (parmatma) would have asked him to help the poor and the farmers. Yeh kaise 'parmatma' hain? Yeh Narendra Modi ji wale 'parmatma hain (What kind of God is this? This is PM Modi's God)," Rahul Gandhi said.
The Congress leader promised at the rally that he would tear apart the Agnipath scheme and throw it in a dustbin.
"He (PM Modi) says that there will be two kinds of soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the country. One, a normal jawan or officer whose family will get a pension, status, and will get all other facilities. The other, a poor family's son who is named Agniveer; this Agniveer will neither get the status of 'shaheed' nor will he get any pension or any other facility. The INDIA bloc, if voted to power, will throw the Agnipath scheme into the dustbin. The Army does not want this scheme... this scheme is imposed by the PMO," he added.
As per the seat agreement between the Samajwadi Party and Congress in Uttar Pradesh, Congress is contesting on 17 seats and the Samajwadi Party has the remaining 63 seats in the electorally crucial state.
In the 2019 general elections, the BJP emerged triumphant, securing 62 out of 80 seats in Uttar Pradesh, supplemented by two seats clinched by its ally Apna Dal (S). Mayawati's BSP managed to secure 10 seats, while Akhilesh Yadav's SP garnered five. Conversely, the Congress party secured only one seat.
In the last phase of Lok Sabha elections, Uttar Pradesh's 13 constituencies will vote on June 1. The results will be announced on June 4. (ANI)