Wayanad, April 11: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said the BJP taking away his MP "tag" will not stop him from representing the people of Wayanad or intimidate him from raising questions. Gandhi was speaking at a public meeting in the border district of Wayanad in Kerala where he arrived for the first time after his disqualification as an MP.

"Member of Parliament is a tag. It is a post. So, BJP can take away the tag, the post, the house and they can even jail me, but they cannot stop me from representing the people of Wayanad. 'You Are Now Reduced to a Troll': Jyotiraditya Scindia Takes Swipe at Rahul Gandhi, Asks Him To Answer Three Questions After Congress Leader Alleges Links Between Adani and 'Congress' Turncoats.

"I am surprised that even after so many years, BJP has not understood its opponent. They do not understand that their opponent will not get intimidated. They think I will get scared by sending police to my house or that I will be disturbed if my house is taken away," he said. Rahul Gandhi To Visit His Former Constituency Wayanad Tomorrow for First Time After Disqualification From Lok Sabha.

Gandhi was disqualified as the MP from Wayanad last month after being convicted and sentenced in a criminal defamation case. He and his sister Priyanka Gandhi participated in a roadshow called 'Satyameva Jayate' in Kalpetta where only the national flag was used instead of the party flags.

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