The proceedings of the Rajya Sabha faced disruptions on Monday as the House adjourned for the day amid pandemonium over Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's remarks in London on democracy in India with government seeking his apology and the Opposition party objecting the matter against the ruli
Amid the escalating attack against Rahul Gandhi over his remarks in UK, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Monday came out in his support and said that there is nothing for which former needs to apologise.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi over his remarks about India in UK and asked him to apologise before the House.
Leader of House in the Rajy Sabha Piyush Goyal in Rajya Sabha raised the issue soon after the papers were laid on the table, saying one of the leaders from Opposition party spoke against India's judiciary, Army and the media.
Goyal demanded that Rahul Gandhi should come to the Parliament House and should offer an apology to the members of the house and to the people of India.
Days after Telangana Bharatiya Janata Party chief Bandi Sanjay allegedly made derogatory remarks about K Kavitha, party MP Arvind Dharmpuri on Sunday said that he does not agree with his own party leader's statements.
In a veiled atttack on Congress MP Rahul Gandhi over his remarks in the UK, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said raising questions about Indian democracy on foreign soil was an insult to the people of the country.
BJP MP Pragya Thakur said that "Chanakya had said a son born to a foreign woman can never be a patriot and that Rahul Gandhi had proved the saying was true."
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