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It's a showdown between the INDIA Alliance and the NDA in the parliament. On Monday, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi caused an uproar in the Lok Sabha with his remarks targeting the BJP, accusing those who call themselves Hindus of “only talking about violence, hatred, and lies.” PM Modi interrupted Gandhi's speech, stating that portraying the entire Hindu community as "violent" was a serious issue. Following the exchange, Union Home Minister Amit Shah demanded an apology from Rahul Gandhi.
Tune in as Barkha Dutt speaks to,
Shahid Siddiqui, Senior Journalist
Rahul Eshwar, Hindu Activist
Ashwani Shahi, BJP Spokesperson
Dilip Cherian, Political analyst
Bhavya Narasimhamurthy, Congress Spokesperson
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