Congress leader Rahul Gandhi‘s recent trip to Malaysia has ignited a political storm in India, with critics questioning the timing of his absence during significant domestic crises.
he is currently vacationing in Langkawi, Malaysia, while states like Punjab and Bihar grapple with severe flooding and ongoing election campaigns.
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been particularly vocal in its criticism. Party officials mocked Gandhi’s departure, suggesting that the “heat and dust of Bihar’s politics was too much” for him. Photographs of Gandhi in casual attire further fueled the controversy.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) also expressed disapproval, pointing out his absence during a critical time for flood-affected regions. Critics highlighted the perceived disconnect between Gandhi’s international travels and pressing domestic issues.
This isn’t the first time his foreign trips have attracted criticism. In the past, his visits abroad during key political events have been scrutinized, with opponents alleging a lack of commitment to domestic affairs. Supporters, however, argue that such trips are essential for fostering international relations and drawing attention to global issues.
As the political debate intensifies, all eyes are on Gandhi’s return and how he addresses concerns raised by critics.
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