Rahul Gandhi on His Expunged Remarks in Lok Sabha: 'Bharat Mata' Apparently Unparliamentary Word in India Nowadays (Watch Video)
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said 'Bharat Mata' is apparently an unparliamentary word in the country, a day after some of his remarks made in the Lok Sabha during the no-trust motion were expunged by Speaker Om Birla.
New Delhi, August 10: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said 'Bharat Mata' is apparently an unparliamentary word in the country, a day after some of his remarks made in the Lok Sabha during the no-trust motion were expunged by Speaker Om Birla. PM Modi Speech in Lok Sabha: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Needles Opposition, Says 'You Have Decided NDA, BJP Will Return With Record Victory in 2024' (Watch Video).
'Bharat Mata' Apparently Unparliamentary Word in India
"Apparently, Bharat Mata is an unparliamentary word in India nowadays," Gandhi told reporters when asked about some of his comments during the debate expunged from the records of Parliament. Gandhi left the Parliament just before the Prime Minister replied to the no-confidence motion that was moved by the Congress on behalf of the opposition bloc INDIA, saying he had some work. 'Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi Should Be Tried for Treason,' Rajyavardhan Rathore Rips Into Congress Leaders Over Communist Party of China Meet (Watch Video).
Some of Gandhi's remarks on 'Bharat Mata' made during the second day of the debate on the no-confidence motion were expunged from the records late on Wednesday night by the Lok Sabha Speaker.