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'People have a right to know where you go': Amit Shah questions Rahul Gandhi's foreign trips
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah questioned Congress leader Rahul Gandhi about his foreign trips and EVM criticism at a BJP rally in Karnal, Haryana.
Shah challenged the Congress party on booth-level agents and alleged infighting, while praising Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini's MSP policy.
He also cited World Bank data and government schemes to highlight poverty alleviation under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, contrasting it with the Congress party's record.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday asked Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to disclose details of his foreign trips, particularly his recent visit to Vietnam, saying the public had a right to know about the activities of the Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha.
“You just returned from Vietnam, but you don't talk about that. There should be transparency... Rahul ji, please give the public an account of all your foreign trips. How many days did you stay in Vietnam, whom did you meet, why did you go there, what was the programme...” Shah said at a BJP rally in Haryana's Karnal.
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