Archive · 29 Jun 2025
Tharoor Appears to Defend RSS Over Rahul Gandhi's Remarks
Shashi Tharoor commented on Rahul Gandhi's statement that the RSS wants 'Manusmriti' instead of the Constitution.
Tharoor said Rahul was right about the RSS's past criticism of the Constitution.
However, Tharoor believes the RSS has changed its views.
This comes amid growing tension between Tharoor and the Congress party.
Rahul Gandhi had criticized the RSS-BJP, claiming they prefer 'Manusmriti.'
Shashi Tharoor appeared to defend RSS regarding Rahul Gandhi's 'Manusmriti' accusation.
Tharoor acknowledged that historically, the RSS criticized the Constitution for lacking Manusmriti.
Tharoor suggested the RSS has moved on from its past views.
Rahul Gandhi had criticized RSS-BJP for wanting 'Manusmriti' over the Constitution.
Tharoor's remarks follow growing tensions with the Congress party.
- Who
- Shashi Tharoor
- What
- Shashi Tharoor commented on Rahul Gandhi's statements about the RSS and 'Manusmriti'.
- When
- June 29, 2025
- Where
- Ahmedabad, Gujarat
- Why
- To address Rahul Gandhi's accusations against the RSS.
Rahul Gandhi's Stance
Shashi Tharoor's Stance
Manusmriti vs. Constitution
Rahul Gandhi's Stance
RSS and BJP want Manusmriti instead of the Constitution.
Shashi Tharoor's Stance
Shashi Tharoor acknowledged historical criticisms but implied the RSS has evolved.
- Political Figure
- Shashi Tharoor
- Political Party
- Congress
- Key Topic
- Manusmriti vs Constitution
- Related Organization
- RSS
- Accusation Source
- Rahul Gandhi
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