Khushbu’s tweet criticizing people with the last name Modi in a similar way as Rahul Gandhi did when he was with Congress is now going viral on social media. This issue holds significant political weight across the country, causing quite a stir. Former President of Congress, Rahul Gandhi, faced disqualification from his MP position due to this. In this context, Khushbu, an actress and former Congress member, criticized Prime Minister Modi on Twitter, which has now gained widespread attention. Khushbu remarked that names such as Modi have become associated with corruption, and advocated for a change in the interpretation of such names. She made this statement after moving from Congress to Bharatiya Janata Party in the years between 2014 and 2020. On the other hand, Congress has released a list of candidates for the upcoming elections, with Rahul Gandhi’s disqualification as a central theme.
Khushbu’s tweet criticizing people named Modi in the same sense as Rahul Gandhi when he was in Congress is now going viral on the internet.
Khushbu’s tweet criticizing people named Modi in the same sense as Rahul Gandhi when he was in Congress is now going viral on the internet.
People named Modi Rahul Gandhi criticized The issue is highly political across the country causing vibrations. For this reason, Congress Former president Rahul Gandhi, his MP Disqualification from office was made in this situation, While in the Congress party Actress Khushbu is also the Prime Minister Criticized Modi on Twitter Now widely shared is coming
Modi’s name Famous people are corrupt They say they are, now Modi A corruption of the meaning of the name Khushbu says that it can be changed He said in his post. 2014-Yes From year to year 2020 Khushbu in Congress After that in Bharatiya Janata Party Joined
Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi has been disqualified due to his 2-year jail sentence in a defamation case, and the list of Congress candidates has been released. It is said that the Congress will contest the elections with Rahul Gandhi’s disqualification as its central theme.