PM Modi's Dig At '56-Year-Old Youth' Rahul Gandhi Ahead Of Monsoon Session
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi ahead of the Parliament Monsoon Session, referring to him as a '56-year-old youth.' The Prime Minister's remarks highlighted the ongoing political friction as the legislative session begins.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi took a sharp swipe at Rahul Gandhi while addressing the media before the start of the Parliament's Monsoon Session. During his remarks, the Prime Minister referred to the Congress leader as a '56-year-old youth' to underline what he described as a lack of maturity in the opposition's leadership.
The criticism comes as the government prepares to face a revitalized opposition and navigate a legislative agenda that includes the presentation of the Union Budget. Modi urged all members of Parliament to engage in constructive debate rather than disrupting the proceedings of the House.
In response, opposition leaders have defended Gandhi, stating that the Prime Minister's comments are an attempt to divert attention from pressing economic and social issues. The session is expected to be contentious as multiple parties have signaled their intent to challenge the treasury benches on several issues. Source: NDTV


