Congress has defended its leader Rahul Gandhi after Union minister Ravneet Bittu made controversial statements. The party demands SPG security for both Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi. Congress spokesperson Kuldeep Rathore criticized the BJP for creating a hostile environment and called for an apology from Bittu,

This statement comes after Ravneet Singh Bittu allegedly referred Rahul Gandhi as“the number one terrorist in the country” during a public address on September 15.

Tirupati: Congress party activists staged a dharna at Ambedkar statue circle near RTC bus stand here on Thursday, protesting BJP leaders’ ‘open threats to eliminate orcause body injury’ to

KC Venugopal criticizes BJP President JP Nadda's response to Congress Chief Mallikarjun Kharge's letter to PM Modi regarding controversial remarks on Rahul Gandhi. Venugopal claims the BJP is responsible for lowering political discourse standards in India.

According to Ramesh, Nadda’s response ‘is both juvenile and shallow, and a shameful attempt to distract from the serious threats’ to Rahul’s life, reminding the BJP president that before the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi,

Union Minister and BJP leader Ravneet Singh Bittu slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his remarks on Sikhs during his recent visit to the US and called the Congress MP

The Congress party has come to the defense of Rahul Gandhi following controversial remarks by Union Minister Ravneet Bittu. AICC spokesperson Kuldeep Rathore criticized Bittu and the BJP, expressing concerns for the safety of Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi.

Following controversial remarks made by Union Minister Ravneet Bittu about Rahul Gandhi, the Congress party has rallied to defend its leader. AICC National spokesperson and Congress legislator, Kuldeep Rathore,

Gaikwad had said that anyone who chopped off Rahul Gandhi's tongue. following the Congress leader's comments on reservation, will be rewarded with a Rs 11 lakh prize. Bonde had said the Leader of Opposition's tongue should be inflicted with burns.

An FIR has been registered against Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu in Bengaluru for his controversial remarks against the Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi. Bittu had called Rahul Gandhi ‘number one terrorist’ as he lashed out at him for his remarks on the Sikh community during his US visit.