Rahul Gandhi's condition worsens, he is accused of breaking the country, there is a threat to unity and integrity.

New Delhi: The controversy over the statement given by opposition leader Rahul Gandhi on the inauguration of the new headquarters of Congress in Delhi is gaining momentum. BJP is cornering him from all sides against his statement. Now on Saturday (January 18), an FIR has also been registered against him. This FIR has been registered in Guwahati, the capital of Assam. In this FIR, serious sections have been imposed against Rahul Gandhi which are non-bailable.

FIR lodged

A person named Monjeet Chetia has filed this complaint against Rahul Gandhi. He says that Rahul Gandhi's statement given in Delhi is a threat to the unity and integrity of India. An FIR has been registered at Pan Bazar Police Station, Guwahati. In this, sections 152 and 197 (1) of the Indian Judicial Code have been imposed on Rahul Gandhi, which have been imposed on steps like endangering the unity and integrity of the country. These sections are non-bailable. During the inauguration of the Congress headquarters, Rahul Gandhi directly targeted RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat. Mohan Bhagwat's statement in an event, 'The construction of Ram temple in Ayodhya should be celebrated as the real independence of India. But Rahul Gandhi, being the attacker, said that this statement shows what BJP and RSS think about the country's independence and Constitution.

no faith in the constitution

Rahul Gandhi had said that these people have no faith in the Constitution of India. During this, he had also said that RSS and BJP are capturing all the institutions one after the other and now we are fighting the Indian state along with BJP and RSS. After this statement of Rahul, BJP National President JP Nadda had said that Rahul Gandhi is working to break and divide the country. This statement of Rahul Gandhi is being criticized by BJP in debates on social media and TV channels. Also read: What did Rahul Gandhi say to Mohan Bhagwat… The voice of Dalits was suppressed, questions were raised on property.