Rahul Gandhi calls BJP-RSS 'jokers,' mocks Modi's hug-based foreign policy

A big leader from India gave a speech in New Delhi.

His name is Rahul Gandhi, and he is the leader of the Congress party in India's parliament.

In his speech, he called some people in the government a 'bunch of jokers.'

He said they do not understand India.

He also made fun of the Prime Minister's way of talking to other countries, saying it was all about hugging leaders, and hugged another leader on stage to show what he meant.

He said a group called the RSS is no longer its old self and has become a tool of two very rich businessmen.

He talked about students who were protesting at a place called Jantar Mantar, saying the government wanted them to follow orders while the students wanted to express themselves freely.

He said the Congress party will keep asking the Prime Minister and the Home Minister to quit their jobs until they do.

Leaders on the other side said his words were just silly drama and that running India needs grown-up leadership.