On Rahul Gandhi's UK Remarks Row, Amit Shah Quotes Indira Gandhi

Recently, the Indian political landscape has been abuzz with news about the row sparked by Rahul Gandhi's remarks on the UK's democratic institutions. In response to this, the current Home Minister of India, Amit Shah, quoted Indira Gandhi, who was the first female Prime Minister of India.

Rahul Gandhi, who is a prominent figure in the opposition party in India, was recently in the UK to give a speech at an event organized by the Indian Overseas Congress. During his speech, he criticized the UK's democratic institutions, alleging that they are being manipulated by the current government to benefit a select few.

This statement was met with a strong response from Amit Shah, who is a key figure in the ruling party in India. He quoted Indira Gandhi, who famously said, "People who live in glass houses should not throw stones at others." This was seen as a response to Rahul Gandhi's remarks, as Amit Shah seemed to be suggesting that Rahul Gandhi should focus on addressing issues within India's own democratic institutions, rather than criticizing those of other countries.

The controversy surrounding Rahul Gandhi's remarks has highlighted the ongoing tensions between the ruling party and the opposition in India. It has also drawn attention to the broader issue of the state of democracy in India and around the world. As political leaders continue to trade barbs and engage in heated debates, it remains to be seen how this will impact the future of democracy in India and beyond.