When the Delhi Police reached Congress MP Rahul Gandhi’s house on Sunday, CM Ashok Gehlot said that this cannot be possible without the order of the Ministry of Home Affairs. He said how dare he reach Rahul’s house.
CM Ashok Gehlot reached Rahul Gandhi’s residence
The atmosphere has heated up when the Delhi Police reached Congress MP Rahul Gandhi’s house on Sunday, where many Congress leaders came to meet him when the police reached Rahul’s house. In this episode, Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot said on the arrival of Delhi Police at Rahul Gandhi’s house that without the Ministry of Home Affairs and without orders from above, it would not be possible for the police to reach here. Gehlot said that when Rahul Gandhi said that he had received the notice and he would reply to it, after which the police reached here. He said that how dare they reach here, today the whole country is watching their actions and the people of the country will never forgive them.
“Rahul Gandhi had said nothing new in the UK. He has been saying the same thing during Bharat Jodo Yatra and in Delhi. It is the age of Internet, and people could watch everything anywhere in the world. So BJP is making an excuse to divert attention,” said Gehlot.
The CM said “if anyone had to tender an apology, it is PM Narendra Modi. He has been tarnishing the image of the country abroad in the past nine years, denigrating the achievements of the governments in the last 70 years,”.
On January 30, Rahul Gandhi made a statement in Srinagar during the Bharat Jodo Yatra, according to which he said that during the yatra, he had found many women who were crying and told that they had been raped.
On the other hand, Law and Order Special CP Sagar Preet Hooda informed that we tried to collect information after Rahul’s statement but we did not get any information and today for the third time the police went to his residence but till now Rahul has not given any information.
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