“Hatred, anger, and violence can destroy us: the politics of polarization is dangerous”

The quote given by Rahul Gandhi, who has a special place in Indian politics. He was born in Punjab and is the 1st of the two children of Rajiv Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi. His father was once the prime minister of India, while Rahul Gandhi was the vice president of the Indian National Congress(INC). He’s a four-term Member of Parliament in the Lok Sabha and has represented the people of Wayanad, Kerala since 20219. 

After he had stepped down from the position of INC, his vision became democratic, prosperous, and egalitarian for Indians. He wanted his position back, so he consistently championed to be the cause of social dissonance and injustice. A criminal defamation case was filed against him by BJP’s MLA, from Surat, Purnesh Modi, since he had defamed all those individuals with the surname of ‘Modi’.

The proof of his lack of intelligence

During his Bharat Jodo Yatra, he gives a contradictory statement, “I’ve covered thousands of kms but I didn’t see any hate. There is no hate in the country, people love each other very much. BJR, RSS & media are trying to spread hatred in society.” Seems like he never followed the rule of ‘think before you speak’ and just utters gibberish all the time.

His endless try to mock the BJP and their politics being both in their shirt and pants, about the Dalit community escaping to Jupiter for the success of the country can one day land him on Mars. During the Congress workshop, he said, “If India is a computer, then Congress is its default program”, which made people confused about which party he supports. 

Even his thoughts show his level of confusion, ‘This morning I got up at night, 4 o'clock in the morning’ like this much confusion was not there even in the mind of Ishaan Awasthi from ‘Taare Zameen Par’ who suffered from dyslexia. On India’s youth advantage, he compares the country to Saudi Arabia of the 21st century. On being asked to provide E-literacy to the poor children he counters questions on ‘How it would help them?

The epic one by him was during the CII Summit when he said people of India are called Elephants by China, but instead ‘Indians are a beehive’, and China is Elephant, as Elephant is more powerful than India. For the poverty issue, he claimed that it did not mean scarcity of food, money, or material things, and ‘if one possesses self-confidence, then one can overcome poverty’. 

Therefore, as he tries to mock the people of India, he gets trolled rather hard. Sometimes it feels like he’s inspired by Indian daily soap opera houses since the level of drama he creates in the parliament and other government-related proceedings leaves people to sympathize with him. Maybe, it is his strategy to play dumb and win, but it led him to be a true example of a spoiled brat in his family.