Cockroach Janata Party leader Saurabh Das has taken a dig at Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. He has taken a dig at the role of the Chief Minister on the issue of the proposed debate between Rahul Gandhi and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. In fact, Congress MP and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi has challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a public debate. After this challenge by Rahul Gandhi, Congress leaders are continuously giving statements and accusing BJP of avoiding answering on this issue. Saurabh Das satirized Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and said that the Delhi Chief Minister is calling the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha for a debate in the Parliament.
Saurabh Das wrote on social media, “Delhi CM is challenging the leader of the Lok Sabha opposition to come to Parliament to debate with her….” He further targeted Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and wrote, “Rekha ji, you have to sit in the Delhi Assembly.”
What did Chief Minister Rekha Gupta say?
Addressing Rahul Gandhi on social media, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta wrote, “Rahul Gandhi ji is an open challenge. Come to Parliament and debate.” Referring to the history of the Congress, he targeted the Congress over the Emergency and the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. He wrote that in 1975, Rahul Gandhi's grandmother Indira Gandhi had imposed emergency, jailed opposition leaders and imposed restrictions on the press.
Rekha Gupta further mentioned the events of 1984 and wrote that at that time Rahul Gandhi's father Rajiv Gandhi was the Prime Minister and thousands of Sikhs were killed in Delhi. He said that Congress cannot escape this legacy. “Three terms 2014, 2019, 2024. Fourth will be your biggest nightmare. Don't run away. Parliament, New Delhi,” the Chief Minister wrote at the end of his post.
Why did Saurabh Das taunt?
Cockroach Janata Party leader Saurabh Das reacted to this statement of Rekha Gupta. He wrote on social media, “Delhi CM is challenging the Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha to come to Parliament to debate with her….” He further sarcastically wrote, “Rekha ji, you have to sit in the Delhi Assembly.”
Rahul Gandhi challenges PM Modi for open debate
Rahul Gandhi has challenged Prime Minister Modi to debate on a public platform and said that he is ready for discussion at any place and on any platform. Rahul Gandhi wrote on social media, “24 hours have passed, Modi ji. I have challenged you. You say that the opposition is a traitor. Choose a place on any stage, debate with me. Who is a traitor? Who has the connection with foreign forces? And what kind of connection is there? Do it as soon as possible, do not be afraid.” He also suggested the format of the debate. Rahul Gandhi said that in this discussion both the leaders will sit face to face and the youth of the country will also be present there along with the media. He further wrote, “Both will meet, there will be media, there will be youth of the country, there will be a table, you will sit on one side, I will sit on the other side. Whoever you want to make a judge, make him so. Make Mohan Bhagwat ji sit, let's debate.”
Claim to discuss these issues
Rahul Gandhi wrote on social media, “Questions will be raised on the financial system, on the financial structure, how the US deal happened, why it happened, why it happened so quickly, why only you did it, why you did not tell the cabinet, why the case of Adani, Epstein was closed. There are many such things on which there will be open discussion.” Rahul Gandhi has expressed his desire to discuss these issues with the Prime Minister face to face. He said that all questions should be discussed openly in the debate.
Taunted about defamation cases also
While challenging the Prime Minister, Rahul Gandhi also mentioned the defamation cases filed against him. He said, “Come, don't be afraid. Do milk for milk, water for water. You are accusing me of allegation, come, everything will be cleared. On other things, you have filed a defamation case, probably 45 defamation cases are against me.” He further asked why a defamation case is not being filed against the Prime Minister over allegations related to foreign connections. Rahul Gandhi said, “But you are not defaming this debate matter, on the foreign connection. Do it, we will discuss there too, openly. Let's discuss all this, come.”
Saurabh Das also in discussion regarding his comments on courts
Cockroach Janata Party leader Saurabh Das has also been raising questions about the comments of the courts in recent times. He had also objected to the Supreme Court's comment in which passengers were advised not to travel in the context of raising questions about the increase in air fares.
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