Bihar Election 2020

Rahul Gandhi Was Having Picnic With Sister In Shimla When Elections Were At Peak: RJD Leader Questions Congress Party

RJD leader Shivanand Tiwari speaking to ANI said, “When the election in Bihar was at its peak, Rahul Gandhi was having a picnic in Shimla with his sister Priyanka Gandhi.”

 

Patna| After the defeat of the Grand Alliance in the Bihar elections, the allegations and counter-allegations among the political parties involved in it has started intensifying. RJD leader Shivanand Tiwari, has targeted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi. He said that Rahul Gandhi was having a picnic at his house with sister Priyanka in Shimla when the election was at its peak. Veteran BJP leader and Union Minister Giriraj Singh tweeted about this comment of RJD leader. He asked why the Congress is silent on the comments.

Rahul Gandhi was having picnic: Shivanand Tiwari

RJD leader Shivanand Tiwari speaking to ANI said, “When the election in Bihar was at its peak, Rahul Gandhi was having a picnic in Shimla with his sister Priyanka Gandhi. Does the party go on like this? The way the Congress is contesting the elections is benefiting the BJP itself.”

This is not the first case when an alliance partner of the Grand Alliance has raised such questions on Congress. Earlier, questions were also raised by the CPI-ML on decision to give more seats to the Congress. CPI-ML general secretary Dipankar Bhattacharya had said that if his party had got more seats, the final results would have been different. In this election, CPI-ML fielded candidates for 19 seats, of which the party won 12 seats.

Giriraj’s tweet on Shivanand Tiwari’s statement

Giriraj Singh tweeted a video of Shivanand Tiwari’s statement. Also wrote, ‘Regarding Rahul Gandhi ji, Shivanand Tiwari, senior leader of RJD, a party of the Grand Alliance in Bihar, says that Rahul Gandhi is a non-Serious tourist politician. Shivanand ji has come to know Rahul ji more than Obama. Still why is the Congress silent? ‘

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