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Both sides are clearly in a war of आरोप over political legitimacy and influence: Gandhi accuses Modi of foreign support, while Modi has accused opposition forces of spreading lies and rumors to destabilize the country.
Rahul Gandhi challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to an open debate over claims of foreign links.
He accused Modi of becoming and remaining Prime Minister with foreign help.
Gandhi said Modi’s financial and social media systems depend heavily on foreign backing.
The remarks were made in response to Modi’s recent statements alleging that domestic opposition forces were trying to destabilize the country with lies and rumors.
Gandhi said Modi should face him on any stage to discuss the issue.
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Both sides are clearly in a war of आरोप over political legitimacy and influence: Gandhi accuses Modi of foreign support, while Modi has accused opposition forces of spreading lies and rumors to destabilize the country.
The reporting leaves the underlying claims unresolved, and no evidence or response is provided here to independently verify either side’s accusation. Any further developments would depend on whether the two leaders take up the proposed debate or offer additional evidence.
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to an open debate, accusing him of relying on foreign support to achieve and maintain power. Gandhi's remarks were made in response to Modi's recent statements alleging that opposition forces were attempting to destabilize the country with rumors. Gandhi claimed that the Prime Minister's financial and social media systems depend heavily on foreign backing, while daring Modi to face him on any stage to discuss the matter.