In a bold move, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has once again thrown down the gauntlet to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, daring him to engage in a public debate. Addressing a rally in New Delhi, Gandhi asserted his readiness for the debate, while expressing skepticism about Modis willingness to participate.During his speech, Gandhi highlighted the invitation extended by prominent figures for a public debate on key election issues. Despite his acceptance of the proposal, Gandhi cast doubt on Modis readiness to engage in such a forum. He emphasized the importance of democratic dialogue and expressed his preparedness to debate Modi on any platform.PM Modis alleged reluctanceGandhi suggested that Modis refusal to accept the debate invitation stemmed from a desire to evade scrutiny, particularly regarding his relationship with industrialist Gautam Adani. Gandhi indicated that his first question to Modi would focus on this relationship, challenging the Prime Minister to provide clarity on the matter.Casting doubt on Modis claimsGandhi countered Modis recent accusations against the Congress party, particularly regarding alleged financial dealings with Adani and Ambani. He criticized Modi for raising these allegations without initiating any investigation, suggesting hypocrisy in the Prime Ministers rhetoric.Election dynamicsThe call for a public debate adds a new dimension to the electoral discourse, particularly concerning issues of crony capitalism and political transparency. Gandhis challenge underscores the importance of accountability and open dialogue in the democratic process, while also highlighting the contentious relationship between the Congress and the ruling BJP.
