Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Rijiju Urges Gandhi and Congress to Stop Anti-India Narratives
Kiren Rijiju criticized Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party.
He asked them to stop repeating what he called anti-India narratives.
Rijiju said foreign powers and anti-India elements promote these narratives.
He said they aim to weaken India.
He also said they seek to discredit constitutional institutions.
He said they can mislead people.
Rijiju urged Congress not to repeat them.
The report does not include a response from Gandhi or Congress.
Union minister Kiren Rijiju criticized Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party.
Rijiju asked them to stop propagating what he called anti-India narratives.
He said foreign powers and anti-India elements promote narratives to weaken India.
He said these narratives seek to discredit constitutional institutions and mislead people.
Rijiju urged Congress not to echo those narratives; the report gives no response from Gandhi or Congress.
- Who
- Union minister Kiren Rijiju addressed Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party.
- What
- Rijiju urged them to stop propagating what he described as anti-India narratives.
- When
- Not specified.
- Where
- Not specified.
- Why
- Rijiju said such narratives could weaken India, discredit its constitutional institutions, and mislead its people.
- Speaker
- Union minister Kiren Rijiju
- People addressed
- Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party
- Request
- Stop propagating narratives Rijiju described as anti-India
- Who Rijiju said promotes the narratives
- Foreign powers and anti-India elements
- Risks cited
- Weakening India, discrediting constitutional institutions, and misleading people
- Response from Gandhi or Congress
- Not included in the report