People Who Talked to Rahul Gandhi Were Questioned by the Intelligence Bureau
Jairam Ramesh also made fun of Amit Shah, the union home minister, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling them both “nervous.”
On Sunday, Congressman Jairam Ramesh claimed that the Intelligence Bureau was questioning those who spoke with Rahul Gandhi on the Bharat Jodo Yatra.
In addition to denying there is any secrecy around the Yatra, the Congressman took a shot at both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, calling them both “nervous.”
“IB is questioning numerous individuals who spoke with @RahulGandhi during the #BharatJodoYatra. The detectives want copies of the memo that was given to them and are asking a variety of questions. The yatra is not a secret, but it is obvious that Modi and Shah are anxious “Ramesh sent a tweet.
Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Congress, had already claimed that China and Pakistan were preparing jointly and that any war would be fought against both nations.
The Congress MP was seen engaging with military veterans on the Bharat Jodo Yatra in a YouTube video posted on Rahul Gandhi’s channel “Since China and Pakistan have united, the country will suffer a great loss if there is a war since it will involve both nations. India is currently quite exposed. I admire and adore you (Army), in addition to having respect for you. You protect this country. Without you, this country would not exist.”
According to the Congress leader, “When China and Pakistan were our two opponents, we kept them apart as a matter of policy. Initially, it was stated that a two-front conflict should not occur, but now it is believed that three fronts—Pakistan, China, and terrorism—are engaged in combat. Presently, China and Pakistan are fighting on the same front. Both will be affected if conflict breaks out. Along with cooperating militarily, they are also collaborating economically.”
What Rahul Gandhi warned about China and Pakistan working together is nothing new, according to defence expert Praful Bakshi, and the Army is prepared to repel an assault from both nations.
Mr. Bakshi remarked in a statement to the media: “What was novel about what Rahul Gandhi said? Even if China and Pakistan launch an attack simultaneously, we are ready. All necessary preparations have been made.”