Narendra Modi will not remain PM after one-on-one debate with me, says Rahul Gandhi
“I want Narendra Modi to make allegations against me and I want to make allegations against him,” Rahul Gandhi said.
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Narendra Modi will not remain PM after one-on-one debate with me, says Rahul Gandhi (opens The Hindu in a new tab)
Rahul Gandhi has repeatedly challenged Narendra Modi to an open debate and earlier claimed that it would take him just five minutes to establish that the Prime Minister was a “traitor”.
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“I want Narendra Modi to make allegations against me and I want to make allegations against him,” Rahul Gandhi said.
