BJP Shares Rahul’s Old Comments on Hinduism | Alleges He “Pretends” to Be Hindu Before Elections
The Bharatiya Janata Party has targeted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi by sharing his past remarks concerning Hinduism, Hindutva, and religious figures. The ruling party accused the senior opposition leader of engaging in political opportunism, claiming that he deliberately pretends to be a devout Hindu only when elections are approaching. This controversy erupted shortly after Gandhi posted an image featuring the sacred 'Tripund Tilak', a mark associated with Lord Shiva, accompanied by the caption 'Satyam Shivam Sundaram' on social media. The BJP's recent attack highlights the ongoing ideological clash between the two political opponents over matters of faith, identity, and religious symbolism in public discourse, as political parties gear up for upcoming electoral battles across the country.
Sharing a video of Rahul Gandhi's old comments on Hindutva, Hinduism and religious figures, the BJP has alleged that the Congress leader "pretends" to be a Hindu when elections are near. This matter has come to light a few days after Gandhi's post in which he shared the picture of the sacred 'Tripund Tilak' associated with Lord Shiva and wrote 'Satyam Shivam Sundaram' along with it.
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