Smriti Irani calls Rahul Gandhi a "misogynist" as he gives the BJP a flying kiss in parliament

 

Rahul Gandhi, the head of the Congress, gave his first address in Parliament after getting re-elected as an MP on Wednesday. He gave BJP lawmakers a kiss as well. While leaving the grounds of the Lok Sabha and as Union Minister Smriti Irani was giving her speech, the Congress leader blew a kiss that, according to reports, was not captured on camera.

After delivering his no-confidence motion speech, Rahul Gandhi was exiting the Lok Sabha when he dropped some papers. As he stooped over to pick them up, some BJP MPs reportedly began laughing at him.

They claimed Rahul Gandhi gave the BJP MPs a kiss before leaving.

Smriti Irani, the Union Minister for Women and Child Development, reacted angrily to Rahul Gandhi's flying kiss, declaring that "only a misogynistic man can give a flying kiss to women MPs in Parliament." Never previously had such an occurrence been recorded. This reveals his attitude towards women. This is offensive.

Shobha Karandlaje, the Union Agriculture Minister, also criticized the Congress MP for the flying kiss and reported Rahul Gandhi for his "inappropriate" behavior to the Lok Sabha speaker. The complaint letter was signed by several female MPs.

Priyanka Chaturvedi, a member of parliament for the Shiv Sena (UBT), refuted the accusations, stating, "I was in the visitors' gallery and he (Rahul Gandhi) did it as a gesture of affection."

When questioned about the BJP women's members' displeasure, Chaturvedi responded, "They (BJP members) said it was merely a gesture to them? What exactly are these claims? What is causing their rage? Rahul Gandhi made the gesture in good faith. similar to the catchphrase "Mohabbat ki dukan" They are unable to accept love because they are so used to hatred.

Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Congress, criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday for the violence in Manipur and claimed that the government had "divided" the northeastern state into two.

Rahul Gandhi claimed that when he visited the violent state of Manipur, Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not do the same during the no-confidence vote discussion against his administration.

"I recently traveled to Manipur. Because Manipur is not part of India, our Prime Minister refused to go, even to this day, he stated.

The Congressman claimed that PM Modi was a "traitor" rather than a "nationalist" since he "murdered India" in Manipur.

In Manipur, they slaughtered the Indians. They killed not only Manipur but also India. Though their politics did not kill Manipur, they did kill India in that state. In Manipur, they have slaughtered India, he claimed.

Rahul Gandhi's comments on Manipur were disputed by Union Minister Smriti Irani, who claimed that Rahul Gandhi's attitude in the House was unacceptable and that this was the first time the "murder of Bharat Mata" had been discussed in Parliament. Her comments followed Rahul Gandhi's claim that the BJP had "murdered Bharat Mata in Manipur". The BJP MP from Amethi pointed guns at the Congress in her ferocious speech and declared, "They are not India." Irani was alluding to the new name for the opposition group, INDIA.