Rahul Gandhi on NET, NEET Row: Modi silence speaks psychologically collapse after polls
New Delhi: A day after Indian University Grants Commission (UGC) NET was cancelled, senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi pointed towards Indian Prime Minister Modi’s silence on the issue, claiming he has “psychologically collapsed” after 2024 polls.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Rajiv Gandhi addressing a press conference at the party headquarters here revealed: “The silence (on the examination issue) is because the prime minister is crippled. The Prime Minister’s main agenda is the Speaker. He is not bothered about NEET, or all these things.”
“Modi, if I may say so, is psychologically broken, psychologically collapsed. Knowing his personality, he will struggle to run a government like this. His idea of running a government is to frighten people, to make people not speak. Now what has happened is that people are not scared of him,” he said, pointing to a slipper thrown at the PM’s car in Varanasi. What was earlier a 56-inch chest has now shrunk to 30-32 inches, said Rahul.
“If right now, we had a Vajpayee ji or Manmohan ji, they might have survived what they were faced with. Because there was humility, there was conciliation and respect. But Narendra Modi doesn’t believe in these things. And now suddenly he has found that earlier only Congress people were not scared of him, but now no one is.
Psychologically it is almost a fatal blow for the PM, and he will struggle. And now we have a stronger Opposition. It will be interesting and a lot of fun.”
Hours after the press conference, Gandhi posted on X: “The throwing of the chappal at Narendra Modi is very condemnable and a lapse in his security. The opposition to the government and its policies should be done in a Gandhiwadi manner.”
During the press conference, Gandhi also alleged that there are issues within the BJP and with its parent organization.
