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Rahul Gandhi challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to an open debate, accusing him of relying on foreign support to remain in office. The Congress leader claimed that Modi's financial system is controlled by foreigners and that foreign social media backs him. This follows Modi's accusation that certain forces are trying to divide the country and use social media to spread rumours. The opposition has staged protests over alleged electoral irregularities, demanding the resignation of the Chief Election Commissioner. Union Home Minister Amit Shah challenged Rahul Gandhi to a debate on the issue in Parliament, saying the government is ready to convene a special session.
BJP national spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi accused Rahul Gandhi of avoiding hard work and making false allegations of vote theft. Trivedi cited BJP leaders, such as Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who he claimed, had spent more than 15 days at a stretch campaigning for West Bengal Assembly election. Trivedi also said Odisha was emerging as an important growth engine in India's development journey, linked to the vision of building a $500 billion economy by 2036.
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